Jake Peavy

Jake Peavy

Jake Peavy is a professional baseball player. He's a right-handed pitcher for the San Diego Padres and wears number 44. He is managed by pitching manager Darren Balsley.

 
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Jake Peavy delayed Detroit's chance to move closer to the AL Central title, pitching the Chicago White Sox past the slumping Tigers 8-0 Friday night. The Tigers went into the final weekend with a two-game lead over Minnesota, but got off to a bad start when Scott Podsednik hit a leadoff home run. Detroit lost for the fourth time in six games, all while the Twins were taking a big lead against Kansas City. Peavy (3-0) pitched eight scoreless innings and Carlos Quentin also homered. Out for three months because of an injured right ankle, Peavy gave up just two hits and showed the ... Read Full Story
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Jake Peavy pitched seven innings and Gordon Beckham homered to break up Eddie Bonine's no-hit bid as the Chicago White Sox slowed Detroit's chase of the AL Central title by beating the Tigers 2-0 on Friday night. The Tigers began play three games ahead of the second-place Minnesota, which played at Kansas City. Detroit and Minnesota meet in a four-game series beginning Monday at Comerica Park. In his second start with Chicago since being acquired from San Diego on July 31, Peavy (2-0) allowed six hits with two walks and eight strikeouts. The 2007 NL Cy Young winner spent three months on the disabled ... Read Full Story
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Jake Peavy has finally agreed to pitch for the Chicago White Sox. The San Diego Padres traded their ace to the White Sox on Friday shortly before the deadline for making deals without waivers. The Padres got four young pitchers for Peavy — Clayton Richard, Aaron Poreda, Dexter Carter and Adam Russell. In May, the Padres and White Sox agreed to a deal for Peavy, but the 2007 NL Cy Young Award winner turned it down. But this time, Peavy agreed to waive his no-trade clause and joined the AL Central contenders. The 28-year-old Peavy is 6-6 with a 3.97 ERA in 13 starts ... Read Full Story
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Brian Roberts hit a go-ahead two-run home run in the eighth inning and had a solo shot in the third, leading the Baltimore Orioles to a 5-1 win over the Chicago White Sox on Friday night. Orioles starter Jeremy Guthrie (8-12), who lost his previous four decisions, allowed just one run on six hits in seven innings to record his first victory since July 19, when he held the White Sox to two runs in eight innings. Jim Thome homered in the fourth inning for Chicago for his 564th career home run, moving him passed Reggie Jackson for sole possession of 12th on the ... Read Full Story
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White Sox pitcher Jake Peavy was hit on his right elbow Monday near the end of a minor league rehab start, but was able to stay in the game. The right-hander will travel to join the White Sox on Tuesday in Boston, but no decision has been made yet as to when he will next pitch. "We haven't set any definite plans. That is the bottom line," Peavy said. "We haven't set a hard date. People have speculated on dates. But we're just taking it start by start. "I don't know how sore my elbow will be. Obviously, that could be a factor. We'll ... Read Full Story
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There was no question that interest in first baseman Adrian Gonzalez would come from all different sides, but there was a question about whether the Padres would or could trade him. If you look at this from a public relations side of things, it would be San Diego's worst nightmare, especially with long time closer Trevor Hoffman now with the Milwaukee Brewers and young right-hander Jake Peavy with the Chicago White Sox. Trading Adrian Gonzalez...  
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AP Photo White Sox GM Kenny Williams always seems to have some deal in the works, so it's no surprise that the Sox are involved in some of the early trade chatter during the off-season. His boldest move last season was landing Jake Peavy from the cash-strapped San Diego Padres, and he might use the Padres' financial situation to try to land another of their star players. Preliminary talks suggest a three-way trade which would send Sox...  
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As the San Diego Padres approach the Winter Meetings under new owner Jeff Moorad and new general manager Jed Hoyer, there are decisions that this team will need to make to shape the 2010 squad. One decision that the team is already working on is the future of first baseman, and the new face of the franchise, Adrian Gonzalez. With Trevor Hoffman in Milwaukee and Jake Peavy a member of the Chicago White Sox, the Padres will do everything they...  
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MadFriars.com (subscription)Padres Prospect Interview: Dexter CarterMadFriars.com (subscription)San Diego Padres prospect Dexter Carter came over in the Jake Peavy trade and might turn out to be the key to the deal. ...  
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Rumors have been flying about him since the trade deadline last July. Padre fans, as well as the San Diego media, sat on the edge of their seats as the hours and minutes ticked away, wondering if Adrian Gonzalez was about to be traded. The deadline came, and the news that followed shocked everybody when it was learned that it was Jake Peavy that had been dealt and not Gonzalez. Now that the offseason is in full swing, the Gonzalez rumors have...  
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