The New York Mets need an ace, and they could explore the trade market this winter to make it happen. One way could do so is if president of baseball operations David Stearns plucks a pitcher from his old team.

Freddy Peralta is at a point in his contract where plenty of star Milwaukee Brewers pitchers have been traded. With one more year of club control remaining, the Brewers might look to capitalize on his value. His $8 million club option for next season was picked up, but he will be a free agent after.

The Brewers traded Josh Hader, Devin Williams and Corbin Burnes ahead of their free agency, while the team was still in a spot to contend. Peralta is cheap for next season and could net the Brewers a haul. Bleacher Report's Kerry Miller proposed this trade to bring Peralta to the Met

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