Freddy Peralta

that I know I wasn't going to see in another city.

And, you know, I can't wait.

I'm very excited about it.

And there's, like you said, there's a lot of guys that I have calls from, and they are welcoming me really well.

They're making me feel part of the family already.

And, you know, hopefully to see them soon.

Yeah, I feel really good.

I feel great.

You know, there's a huge challenge for me because I know how we are, the Latinos.

I know that we

that we have that inside of us, like, you know, that hunger to win every time.

And I think that I'm going to take that as a challenge, you know, to get better, to feel better, to get better every five days, to give my best, and, you know, to make adjustments quicker.

That's the way that I'm going to see it, the way that I want to take it to, because I know people there,

I'm thinking the same way that I'm thinking.

We just want to win.

Now, listen to me.

Freddy, you listen to a lot of baseball now.

How did you feel when you heard the news that you were going to the Mets?

And what would the city of Milwaukee mean to you?

Well, I can tell you that it was a shock of emotions, you know?