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MILWAUKEE -- With no big holes on a roster coming off 97 wins, the toughest call facing the Brewers is whether to aim for improvements on the margins or make the latest difficult decision for a franchise ever seeking young, controllable talent. This offseason, that could mean trading away All-Star starting pitcher (and 2026 free agent-to-be) Freddy Peralta to fuel the future.

Next week’s Winter Meetings in Orlando, Fla., will provide president of baseball operations Matt Arnold much more information about which direction to go. So far, he’s not seen an offer that piques his interest.

“I’m not sure that there’s a scenario t

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