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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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- Revolving Door Facing New San Diego Padres General Manager (bleacherreport.com)
- Von Joshua (en.wikipedia.org)
Globe and MailWhite Sox activate Jake PeavyUSA TodayPeavy was 6-6 with a 3.97 ERA for the San Diego Padres before being traded to the White Sox on July 31 for pitchers Aaron Poreda, Clayton Richard, ...Jake Peavy looks good in winning Chicago White Sox debut 13-3Chicago TribuneJake Peavy: Wins In White Sox DebutRotowireWhite Sox pitcher Jake Peavy finally ready for first startThe Canadian PressChicago Tribune -Chicago Tribune -Chicago...
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- Jake Peavy to make Chicago White Sox debut Saturday night (news.google.com)
- Jake Peavy set for Chicago White Sox debut (news.google.com)
Jake Peavy allowed three runs and three hits over five innings in his first start in over three months Saturday night as Chicago got a grand slam from Carlos Quentin, scored six times in the eighth and beat the Kansas City Royals 13-3.
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- Peavy Gets a Win in First Start for Chisox (cfc.abc3340.com)
- White Sox Muscle Royals 13-3 With Peavy Pitching (cbs2chicago.com)
- Peavy allows three runs to win White Sox debut (sports.espn.go.com)
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.
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- Peavy, Beckham lead White Sox (syndication.boston.com)
- White Sox slow Tigers' chase of AL Central title (sports-ak.espn.go.com)
According to a report in the Tribune, Jake Peavy is going to make his first start for the White Sox Saturday against the Kansas City Royals at U.S. Cellular Field. Game time is 6:05 p.m.
Peavy, acquired in a July 31 trade from the San Diego Padres, hasn't pitched since June 8.
The 28-year-old righty has been on the disabled list with a bad right able. He was initially scheduled to debut on Aug. 29, against New York at Yankee Stadium, but Peavy...
From blogs.dailyherald.com
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- White Sox make Tigers' lives more difficult (latimes.com)
- Starting Five: Peavy Wins in Sox Debut (sports.aol.com)
He wins 2nd start to frustrate 1st-place Detroit Tigers
In the White Sox's first game since their official elimination from the American League Central race, Jake Peavy pitched like the postseason was at stake.
From chicagotribune.com
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- White Sox crush Tigers (syndication.boston.com)
- White Sox Send Peavy To Hill Against Tigers (cfc.news8.net)
- Detroit Tigers at Chicago White Sox , 8:11 p.m. (bradenton.com)
Detroit's Eddie Bonine started his career in the San Diego Padres' minor league system, so he knew facing Jake Peavy would be a challenge, especially with the Tigers in a tight race for the AL Central.
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by Tom FornelliFiled under: White Sox, AL Central, MLB InjuriesWhen White Sox general manager Kenny Williamspulled off a late shocker minutes before the MLB trade deadline back on July 31 to land injured starter Jake Peavy he had two motives in mind. One was that adding Peavy, who is signed through 2012 with a club option for 2013, to his team's rotation leaves the White Sox set to contend in the AL Central for years to come. The other was...
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- Peavy prepared for his Sox debut (chicagotribune.com)
- Peavy solid in debut (blogs.dailyherald.com)
Jake Peavy pitched eight scoreless innings in an 8-0 victory over Detroit, allowing only two singles and two walks. The Tigers' loss, combined with Minnesota's 10-7 victory over Kansas City, whittled their AL Central lead to one game.
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Gives up 3 runs in 5 innings with 5 strikeouts
Jake Peavy was a 13-3 winner in his White Sox debut Saturday night thanks to Carlos Quentin's fifth-inning grand slam.
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- Peavy looks good in winning White Sox debut 13-3 (chicagotribune.com)
PREGAME: Edwin Jackson and Jake Peavy is the first pitching match-up Tigers fans care about tonight. The second one is Lenny DiNardo and Francisco Liriano Jeff Manship.
Peavy outdueled Eddie Bonine last time out despite Bonine’s fantastic outing. The Tigers fanned 8 times in 7 innings and could only muster 6 hits and 2 walks.
Jackson on [...]
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News and notes as the White Sox play Game 1 of a doubleheader against the Cleveland Indians in front of an estimated 14 people at Progressive Field Wednesday afternoon:
*Jake Peavy was originally scheduled to start Game 2 vs. the Indians tonight, but he'll now go against the Tigers on Friday.
I've heard from a lot of people on Peavy's situation, and the common denominator is: Why is he even pitching this season?
Peavy missed three months...
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- Game 160: Silence and Rage (feedburner.com)
He will get start against Kansas City at U.S. Cellular Field
SEATTLE -- The White Sox confirmed Tuesday that Jake Peavy will make his Sox debut Saturday at U.S. Cellular Field against Kansas City.
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From chicagotribune.com
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Jake Peavy, right, pitched seven shutout innings in his second start since being acquired by the White Sox, and Gordon Beckham's two-run homer broke up Eddie Bonine's no-hit bid as Chicago won 2-0 Friday to whittle Detroit's AL Central lead. Bonine, in his...
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In his second start for the White Sox, Jake Peavy has been outstanding.
The 28-year-old right-hander has thrown six shutout innings, and he's been efficient with his pitch count (77).
On his first pitch of the game, Tigers leadoff man Curtis Granderson drove the ball to right field, and it looked like a leadoff triple.
Jermaine Dye got a great break and stayed with the ball, ultimately making the catch before slamming into the fence.
For as...
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