Peralta has struck out 28 in 23.1 innings this season with an ERA of 3.09.
Peralta's WHIP after the first two months sits at 0.94, down from his 2.45 mark in 7.1 innings last year. His efficiency at keeping guys off base does not come too much as a surprise. Almost every time Peralta has been promoted in the Reds' farm system, he has lowered his WHIP from his previous stop. However, his career best 1.16 came last year for Triple-A Louisville, so whether or not he can continue to keep batters off base at this rate in the majors should be looked at with a bit of skepticism.