Peralta didn't factor into the decision Saturday against Cleveland after allowing three runs on six hits and three walks while fanning six across 4.1 innings.

EDGE Analysis

Peralta went a bit deeper than his counterpart, Sam Hentges, but he was also unable to pitch five complete frames before departing. While he was far from effective and struggled a bit with his command, Peralta has now given up three or fewer runs in three straight outings and owns a decent 3.70 ERA across 56 innings on the year. If he manages to maintain his ERA below the 4.00 threshold, it would be the second time over the last three seasons in which he accomplishes that feat.