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Freddy Peralta’s 0.75 ERA Has The AL Scrambling As Rays Punch World Series Ticket

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Freddy Peralta? ALCS MVP. That’s the headline, folks, and it ain’t even close after what he pulled off to lead the Tampa Bay Rays past the Cleveland Guardians in six games and straight into the 2026 World Series.

Peralta Dominates the Guardians

This dude was on another level in the American League Championship. Peralta locked down two huge wins on the mound, absolutely carrying the Rays to their first pennant since 2020. You can bet the whole team is hyped. Six games to get it done against Cleveland, and Peralta was the clear difference maker.

Numbers Don’t Lie: That ERA Is Filthy

You want to see how dominant he was? Check these numbers from the ALCS:

* Pitched 12.0 innings.
* Only gave up 9 hits.
* Just 1 measly run.
* Zero, ZIP, NADA home runs allowed.
* Walked 4 batters.
* Struck out a solid 9 guys.
* His ERA? A ridiculous 0.75.

Seriously, a 0.75 ERA in the ALCS? That’s flat-out insane. He was untouchable, dealing absolute heat when it mattered most.

So yeah, Freddy Peralta is the MVP, the Rays are off to the 2026 World Series, and the rest of the league just got a masterclass in pitching dominance.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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