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| ERA | W-L | SO | WHIP | RANK | FSP |
| 3.47 | 9-6 | 110 | 1.13 | 119th | 19.52 |
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Archived News (11-2008)
The third team in the Cubs and Padres trade centered around
The third team in the Cubs and Padres trade centered around Jake Peavy could be the Orioles, according to the Baltimore Sun.If this deal were to occur, the Orioles would receive Cubs' outfielder Felix Pie. Peavy's stats could suffer a bit as Wrigley Field is more of a hitters' park than the Padres' Petco Park, but would more than likely benefit from playing for a stronger team like the Cubs.
Yahoo! Sports reports San Diego Padres general manager Kevin
Yahoo! Sports reports San Diego Padres general manager Kevin Towers said he may have found a third team to facilitate a trade of SP Jake Peavy to the Chicago Cubs.
Padres GM Kevin Towers told Yahoo! Sports' Tim Brown that he
Padres GM Kevin Towers told Yahoo! Sports' Tim Brown that he might have identified a third team that would facilitate a Jake Peavy trade with the Cubs. [...]
Padres GM Kevin Towers has reportedly identified a third team
Padres GM Kevin Towers has reportedly identified a third team that would allow the Padres to send Jake Peavy to the Cubs, according to Yahoo Sports. The Cubs would likely send Josh Vitters to San Diego or the third team as their centerpiece in the deal. Towers said that he planned to speak with Cubs GM Jim Hendry after Thanksgiving. Towers declined to name the third team that could be involved in the deal.The Cubs don't have the stud pitching prospect that the Padres have been looking for to replace Peavy once they deal him. The fact that Towers has found another team could mean that things move very quickly in the coming weeks. Peavy's motion also affects the free agent market for top-tier pitchers such as C.C. Sabathia, A.J. Burnett, and Derek Lowe. The Cubs have already re-signed Ryan Dempster, so adding Peavy would be more of a bonus acquisition than the team filling an actual need.
Padres GM Kevin Towers has reportedly identified a third team
Padres GM Kevin Towers has reportedly identified a third team that would allow the Padres to send Jake Peavy to the Cubs, according to Yahoo Sports. The Cubs would likely send Josh Vitters to San Diego or the third team as their centerpiece in the deal. Towers said that he planned to speak with Cubs GM Jim Hendry after Thanksgiving.The Cubs don't have the stud pitching prospect that the Padres have been looking for to replace Peavy once they deal him. The fact that Towers has found another team could mean that things move very quickly in the coming weeks. Peavy's motion also affects the free agent market for top-tier pitchers such as C.C. Sabathia, A.J. Burnett, and Derek Lowe. The Cubs have already re-signed Ryan Dempster, so adding Peavy would be more of a bonus acquisition than the team filling an actual need.
Updating a previous report, Adam McCalvy, of MLB.com, reports
Updating a previous report, Adam McCalvy, of MLB.com, reports Chicago Cubs manager Lou Piniella said the team is no longer seeking a trade for San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy, according to the Chicago Sun-Times' Gordon Wittenmyer. "No," Piniella said. "Starting we don't need. We're set. We've got six good starters, and they're all experienced. Getting Dempster back was the key. We're in good shape with our starting pitching. Bullpen-wise, [we're looking for] possibly one more experienced pitcher. We've got a lot of young kids out there."
Asked Monday whether the Cubs will get back into the mix for
Asked Monday whether the Cubs will get back into the mix for Jake Peavy or attempt to sign Randy Johnson, manager Lou Piniella said: "No, starting [pitching] we don't need. [...]
The Angels may pursue elite hurler Jake Peavy if Mark Teixeira
The Angels may pursue elite hurler Jake Peavy if Mark Teixeira turns down their upcoming proposal, according to MLB.com.The Yankees are expected to aggressively pursue Teixeira if they only acquire one of CC Sabathia, A.J. Burnett, or Derek Lowe. The Angels will likely be a top contender again in 2009, but Peavy prefers the National League and it remains to be seen if he would waive his no-trade clause to join the Angels.
The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim could be interested in trading
The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim could be interested in trading for San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy, according to Danny Knobler of CBSSports.com. The Angels were not on Peavy's original list of five teams that he would accept a trade to, but it is thought that he might be open to joining the team because he plans to keep his permanent residence in nearby San Diego, regardless of whether or not he is dealt.
The Cubs' talks for Jake Peavy have ended due to budget limitations,
The Cubs' talks for Jake Peavy have ended due to budget limitations, but GM Jim Hendry said he is still interested in the ace hurler, according to the Hot Stove Blog on MLB.com.Peavy will make $11 million in 2009 and is owed $63 million over the remainder of his contract. The Cubs state they would need to be very creative with their finances and get another club involved to swing a deal for Peavy.
The Cubs are still a player in the Jake Peavy sweepstakes, even
The Cubs are still a player in the Jake Peavy sweepstakes, even after the club signed pitcher Ryan Dempster to a $52 million contract extension. Towers is still looking to wrangle a third team or possibly a fourth team into a potential deal for Peavy, who will make $11 million in 2009 and is owed $63 million over the remainder of his contract.
The San Diego Union Tribune reports that Jake Peavy "has
The San Diego Union Tribune reports that Jake Peavy "has created the impression" to friends that he'd prefer to be traded to the Cubs. "We're still talking to the Cubs," general manager Kevin Towers said. [...]
Chicago Cubs have ended trade talks with the San Diego Padres
Chicago Cubs have ended trade talks with the San Diego Padres for Jake Peavy, according to the Cubs official web site.First the Braves and now it looks like the Cubs are out of the Peavy race. Since the Cubs signed Ryan Dempster that pretty much took them out of the race for the starter.
Contrary to a previous report, Corey Brock, of MLB.com, reports
Contrary to a previous report, Corey Brock, of MLB.com, reports the San Diego Padres still see the Chicago Cubs as a major player for SP Jake Peavy, even after re-signing SP Ryan Dempster, according to Padres general manager Kevin Towers. "They have got a few attractive pieces, but it would probably involve a third or a fourth club," Towers said.
Carrie Muskat, of MLB.com, reports the Chicago Cubs have ended
Carrie Muskat, of MLB.com, reports the Chicago Cubs have ended trade talks with the San Diego Padres for SP Jake Peavy, according to a Cubs source. The team could not afford to trade for Peavy after re-signing SP Ryan Dempster.
Jake Peavy's agent (Barry Axelrod) noted that there are probably
Jake Peavy's agent (Barry Axelrod) noted that there are probably six or eight more MLB clubs he and his client would be willing to look at as potential landing spots, according to the North County Times.That is beyond Peavy's initial five preferred destinations. The Yankees could be among the new clubs being considered.
FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal reports the New York Yankees could
FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal reports the New York Yankees could re-enter discussions for San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy. According to one major league source, the Padres told the Yankees that a deal would be possible even if the Yankees wouldn't trade SP Phil Hughes.
The Padres told the Yankees a trade for Jake Peavy is possible,
The Padres told the Yankees a trade for Jake Peavy is possible, even without Phil Hughes part of the package, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports.Peavy would have to waive his no-trade clause to play for New York. The other likely landing spots for Peavy remain the Cubs and Braves.
The Chicago Cubs signed Ryan Dempster on Tuesday and have said
The Chicago Cubs signed Ryan Dempster on Tuesday and have said to be interested in Rafael Furcal and Jake Peavy. Now there are reports that Mark Teahen may be on the Cubs radar, according to the Kansas City Star.Earlier this off-season there was talk about a trade that would send Teahen to the Indians. The Royals said that it would absolutely not happen. So a trade to the Cubs will probably be a remote possibility.
The Chicago Cubs signed Ryan Dempster on Tuesday and have said
The Chicago Cubs signed Ryan Dempster on Tuesday and have said to be interested in Rafeal Furcal and Jake Peavy. Now there are reports that Mark Teahen may be on the Cubs radar, according to the Kansas City Star.Earlier this off-season there was talk about a trade that would send Teahen to the Indians. The Royals said that it would absolutely not happen. So a trade to the Cubs will probably be a remote possibility.
Fred Mitchell, of The Chicago Tribune, reports former Chicago
Fred Mitchell, of The Chicago Tribune, reports former Chicago Cubs P Rick Sutcliffe has been trying to convince San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy to approve a trade to the Cubs. "Rick Sutcliffe is not officially recruiting, because he is not in an official capacity with the Cubs," Peavy's agent, Barry Axelrod said. "But he has certainly extolled the virtues of being a starting pitcher with the Cubs."
Padres GM Kevin Towers said a Jake Peavy trade with Atlanta
Padres GM Kevin Towers said a Jake Peavy trade with Atlanta was still a possibility, though no talks are ongoing. The Braves have said they're moving on, but no one seems to believe it. [...]
Corey Brock, of MLB.com, reports San Diego Padres general manager
Corey Brock, of MLB.com, reports San Diego Padres general manager Kevin Towers has not ruled out the Atlanta Braves as a trade partner for SP Jake Peavy. "You never know ... we certainly made more progress with them," Towers said. "We were able to ID and agree upon a large part of the package." One potential stumbling block in a trade with the Braves is the fact that they do not offer no-trade clauses. Peavy has indicated that he would want a no-trade clause as part of a deal to any team.
Corey Brock, of MLB.com, reports the Chicago Cubs might move
Corey Brock, of MLB.com, reports the Chicago Cubs might move on from a potential deal with the San Diego Padres for SP Jake Peavy after re-signing SP Ryan Dempster to a four-year deal Tuesday, Nov. 18.
Jake Peavy could still land in Atlanta, according to MLB.com.
Jake Peavy could still land in Atlanta, according to MLB.com. Padres' GM Kevin Towers is considering revisiting a deal with the Braves and said, "You never know, we certainly made more progress with them. We were able to ID and agree upon a large part of the package."Towers noted that the Padres must receive major league-ready pitching as part of a deal for Peavy. Towers feels that the Cubs, who he was solely focusing on regarding a deal for Peavy, may turn their attention away from pitching after re-signing Ryan Dempster today.
Mark Bowman, of MLB.com, reports the Atlanta Braves do not plan
Mark Bowman, of MLB.com, reports the Atlanta Braves do not plan on resuming trade talks immediately with the San Diego Padres for SP Jake Peavy.
Tom Krasovic, of The San Diego Union-Tribune, reports the Chicago
Tom Krasovic, of The San Diego Union-Tribune, reports the Chicago Cubs are the only team currently in the running to acquire San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy, according to Padres general manager Kevin Towers. Towers said a potential deal could take a while to happen and it could involve a third or fourth team.
Corey Brock, of MLB.com, reports the New York Yankees have not
Corey Brock, of MLB.com, reports the New York Yankees have not had talks with the San Diego Padres recently regarding a trade for SP Jake Peavy, according to Padres general manager Kevin Towers.
Corey Brock, of MLB.com, reports the Los Angeles Dodgers have
Corey Brock, of MLB.com, reports the Los Angeles Dodgers have not engaged in any trade talks recently with the San Diego Padres regarding a trade for SP Jake Peavy, according to Padres general manager Kevin Towers.
The Chicago Tribune's Fred Mitchell reports ESPN analyst and
The Chicago Tribune's Fred Mitchell reports ESPN analyst and former Chicago Cubs SP Rick Sutcliffe, who retains the same agent as San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy, has been trying to convince Peavy to approve a possible trade to the Cubs.
ESPN.com's Peter Gammons reports the Atlanta Braves' deal with
ESPN.com's Peter Gammons reports the Atlanta Braves' deal with the San Diego Padres for SP Jake Peavy is not dead. Braves general manager Frank Wren still believes they will get Peavy.
The San Diego Tribune reports that Padres' GM Kevin Towers is
The San Diego Tribune reports that Padres' GM Kevin Towers is currently only talking a Jake Peavy trade with the Chicago Cubs. “It's really come down to one club now – the Cubs,” he said. “It's going to take awhile."Cubs starter Ryan Dempster is currently a free agent and should Peavy land in Chicago, Dempster's chances of returning figure to dwindle dramatically.
Padres GM Kevin Towers revealed that he's currently only engaged
Padres GM Kevin Towers revealed that he's currently only engaged with the Cubs in the Jake Peavy trade talks. "It's really come down to one club now –- the Cubs," he said. [...]
ESPN.com reports the Chicago Cubs are still in the running to
ESPN.com reports the Chicago Cubs are still in the running to land San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy, according to FOXSports.com.
With Peavy having a full no-trade clause and expressing a strong
With Peavy having a full no-trade clause and expressing a strong preference to stay in the National League, according to agent Barry Axelrod, a trade to an American League club could get complicated. Still, Axelrod told the San Diego Union-Tribune that Peavy hasn't ruled any club out. The Yanks have expressed the desire to reel in as many as three established starters this offseason, and might be inclined to part ways with Phil Hughes or Ian Kennedy.
Yunel Escobar may be back on the trading block now that the
Yunel Escobar may be back on the trading block now that the deal for Jake Peavy has fallen through, according to MLB.com.The Cardinals are looking for a shortstop and would love to acquire Escobar if a deal could be agreed on. It wouldn't be the first time that the Cardinals and Braves have made a major trade, as the Cardinals sent outfielders J.D. Drew and Eli Marrero to the Braves for pitchers Jason Marquis, Adam Wainwright, and Ray King before the 2004 season.
This might not completely rule out the possibility of Peavy
This might not completely rule out the possibility of Peavy joining the Braves in the future. But it proves after a six-week pursuit of Peavy, the Braves are moving on and putting more of an emphasis elsewhere to satisfy their need for starting pitching. "We've notified the Padres that we're moving on to pursue other opportunities and players," Wren said. "We're no longer actively pursuing Jake Peavy. We have other options out there."
Buster Olney of ESPN.com believes Oliver Perez could be an
Buster Olney of ESPN.com believes Oliver Perez could be an option for the Braves now that they ended their bid to acquire Jake Peavy.Perez can be erratic and has control issues, but there is no denying he has good stuff. He could prove to be a solid acquisition for Atlanta, and would benefit from a fresh start with a new club.
Braves' GM Frank Wren reiterated that Atlanta has ended their
Braves' GM Frank Wren reiterated that Atlanta has ended their proposal for ace hurler Jake Peavy, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Wren said, "We reached the point where we made the decision that we just didnÂ’t feel like there was a deal that we could feel comfortable with. Peavy is obviously a quality top-of-the-rotation pitcher. But our focus is still to build our organization internally with our young players, and we had to measure at what point weÂ’d lose the ability to have a sustainable winning franchise going forward if we gave up too much talent. What we would be willing to do, and if that were not sufficient enough to get a deal done, that we were going to go ahead and move on to other pursuits and other opportunities."The Padres' asking price was too steep and the Braves did not want to compromise their future by unloading several of their top prospects for one player. It is unknown exactly which players were asked for by San Diego, but pitcher Tommy Hanson and outfielder Jason Heyward were believed to be mentioned. The Braves were more willing to part with shortstop Yunel Escobar, pitchers Blaine Boyer and Charlie Morton, and minor-league outfielder Gorkys Hernandez.
A source tells Ken Rosenthal of FoxSports.com that the Yankees
A source tells Ken Rosenthal of FoxSports.com that the Yankees have had "numerous discussions" with the Padres about Jake Peavy. Rosenthal claims that Padres GM Kevin Towers had a conversation with the Yankees' Brian Cashman at the general managers' meetings earlier this month. [...]
A source tells Ken Rosenthal of FoxSports.com that the Yankees
A source tells Ken Rosenthal of FoxSports.com that the Yankees have had "numerous discussions" with the Padres about Jake Peavy. Rosenthal claims that Padres GM Kevin Towers had a conversation with the Yankees' Brian Cashman at the general managers' meetings earlier this month. [...]
Yankees' GM Brian Cashman discussed Jake Peavy with Padres'
Yankees' GM Brian Cashman discussed Jake Peavy with Padres' GM Kevin Towers earlier this month, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports. Towers told Cashman, "Right now, I need to stay focused with National League clubs. If I'm not able to get close with any of them, I'll circle back to you."The Yankees remain interested in Peavy, despite literally targeting just about every major free agent pitcher on the market. Peavy has a no-trade clause and prefers the NL, but may be talked into playing for the Yankees, who look to be a top contender again after all of the smoke clears in free agency.
The Padres have noted that they may need to expand their search
The Padres have noted that they may need to expand their search for a destination for ace hurler Jake Peavy, according to Sports Illustrated.The Braves, Cubs, and Dodgers are the top three landing spots for Peavy as of now, but the Yankees and Angels are viewed as destinations Peavy may approve.
Lyle Spencer, of MLB.com, reports Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
Lyle Spencer, of MLB.com, reports Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim SP Joe Saunders is unlikely to be included in a potential trade to acquire San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.
The Associated Press reports the Atlanta Braves will not sweeten
The Associated Press reports the Atlanta Braves will not sweeten a deal to acquire San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy, according to general manager Frank Wren. "We felt that we offered a strong package of players, and if we couldn't get a deal done with the players offered we would move on to pursue other players," Wren said.
Jake Peavy won't be heading to Atlanta, according to Fox Sports.
Jake Peavy won't be heading to Atlanta, according to Fox Sports. "We have moved on," Braves general manager Frank Wren told FOXSports.com on Friday. "We had our last discussion with San Diego yesterday and let them know that if the final names we were discussing wouldn't get it done, we would move on to other opportunities, other possibilities."This leaves the Cubs as the best potential suitor for Peavy, and Chicago reportedly needs to find a third team in order to make the deal work.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports the Atlanta Braves
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports the Atlanta Braves have ended their negotiations with the San Diego Padres to acquire SP Jake Peavy, according to Braves general manager Frank Wren. The team will continue to seek starting pitching during the offseason.
General manager Frank Wren said Friday that the Braves "have
General manager Frank Wren said Friday that the Braves "have moved on" and are no longer in the running for Jake Peavy. "We had our last discussion with San Diego yesterday and let them know that if the final names we were discussing wouldn't get it done, we would move on to other opportunities, other possibilities," Wren said. [...]
Tom Krasovic, of The San Diego Union-Tribune, reports San Diego
Tom Krasovic, of The San Diego Union-Tribune, reports San Diego Padres general manager Kevin Towers said he does not see a deal happening for SP Jake Peavy between either the Atlanta Braves or Chicago Cubs. "We've had advanced discussions with the Cubs and Braves, which are Jake's priority teams," Towers said, "but at this point in time, I do not see a potential deal with either club."
Tom Krasovic, of The San Diego Union-Tribune, reports Los Angeles
Tom Krasovic, of The San Diego Union-Tribune, reports Los Angeles Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti said he thinks the San Diego Padres would make them overpay to acquire SP Jake Peavy, because of the fact that the two teams are in the same division.
Asked Thursday about Jake Peavy trade talks, general manager
Asked Thursday about Jake Peavy trade talks, general manager Kevin Towers said: "We've had advanced discussions with the Cubs and Braves, which are Jake's priority teams, but at this point in time, I do not see a potential deal with either club. [...]
The Padres haven't been able to find a suitable deal for Jake
The Padres haven't been able to find a suitable deal for Jake Peavy from his preferred list of teams, and may have to look elsewhere for a deal, according to the San Diego Tribune.Peavy does have to approve any trade due to his full no-trade clause. He has expressed a preference for the National League and it is unlikely that he will change his mind with the leverage that he has over the situation.
The Braves would be interested in signing Rafael Furcal if
The Braves would be interested in signing Rafael Furcal if they acquire Jake Peavy, according to Fox Sprots.The Braves never really wanted to let Furcal go in the first place, but they didn't think they could afford to keep him while being in a rebuilding mode. Furcal's back trouble is the only real concern in signing him.
Ken Rosenthal, of FOXSports.com, reports the Atlanta Braves
Ken Rosenthal, of FOXSports.com, reports the Atlanta Braves plan to pursue free-agent SS Rafael Furcal (Dodgers), but only after they acquire San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy, according to major league sources.
The Padres aren't close to dealing Jake Peavy to the Braves
The Padres aren't close to dealing Jake Peavy to the Braves or any other team, FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal reports. CBSSportscom reported Wednesday evening that a deal with Atlanta was near. [...]
Reports that Jake Peavy was on the verge of being traded to
Reports that Jake Peavy was on the verge of being traded to Atlanta are inaccurate, according to Ken Rosenthal of FoxSports.com.Sooner or later, Peavy will get traded, and until then rumors from sources all over the place will fly.
The Chicago Cubs are not serious players for San Diego pitcher
The Chicago Cubs are not serious players for San Diego pitcher Jake Peavy, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. "I think it's only talk," said Cubs manager Lou Piniella.It seems that the only serious pursuers of Peavy at this point are the Atlanta Braves, who are thought to be offering a four-player package.
Asked Wednesday about the Cubs' rumored pursuit of Jake Peavy,
Asked Wednesday about the Cubs' rumored pursuit of Jake Peavy, manager Lou Piniella said: "I think it's only talk." Based on his statements the Chicago Sun Times concludes that "the Cubs aren't serious about Peavy" because "Piniella hasn't been out of the loop on any significant player move since he was hired, much less one that would approach this magnitude. [...]
The deal, which has been in the works for more than a month,
The deal, which has been in the works for more than a month, would reportedly net the Padres shortstop Yunel Escobar, Class A outfielder Gorkys Hernandez, one of two starting pitchers -- Charlie Morton or Jo-Jo Reyes -- and either reliever Blaine Boyer or one of two Minor League left-handers. Peavy has a no-trade clause in his contract and could be asked to waive it on Thursday. Stay tuned.
CBSSports.com's Scott Miller believes the Padres will soon ask
CBSSports.com's Scott Miller believes the Padres will soon ask Jake Peavy to waive his no-trade clause to complete a deal to Atlanta. Miller thinks the deal involves Yunel Escobar, Gorkys Hernandez, either Charlie Morton or Jo-Jo Reyes and one more pitcher, possibly Blaine Boyer or prospect Jeff Locke. [...]
Nick Cafardo, of The Boston Globe, reports Chicago Cubs manager
Nick Cafardo, of The Boston Globe, reports Chicago Cubs manager Lou Piniella is not putting much emphasis in trade talks for San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy. "First of all, I think it's only talk," said Piniella. "I haven't talked to (GM) Jim Hendry too much about our situation. We had a nice conversation two weeks ago at the organizational meetings. There were no specifics. At the time we hadn't talked about Peavy. I've really learned about Peavy on ESPN. Obviously, a very good pitcher, a top of the rotation pitcher. As far as myself I haven't had substantiative talks with Jim about it."
This shouldn't come as much of a surprise as the Padres have
This shouldn't come as much of a surprise as the Padres have altered their compensation requests multiple times over the past week. While hitting .362 with seven homers and a .1310 OPS (on-base percentage plus slugging percentage) in his first 16 games with the Mesa Solar Sox, Flowers has proven to be one of the most impressive prospects in the Arizona Fall League.
According to FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal, the Padres have
According to FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal, the Padres have decided they prefer Tyler Flowers to Gorkys Hernandez as the second player in a Jake Peavy deal. [...]
Tyler Flowers could be on the table to improve the Braves' chances
Tyler Flowers could be on the table to improve the Braves' chances of acquiring Padres' ace hurler Jake Peavy, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports.The Padres have asked the Braves to substitute Minor League catcher Tyler Flowers for Minor League outfielder Gorkys Hernandez in their trade offer for Jake Peavy. This makes sense as Flowers has significantly improved his stock with a strong showing in the Arizona Fall League, and the Braves could afford to deal him with elite catcher Brian McCann firmly planted behind home plate. Atlanta would just need to acquire depth at the position.
If the Braves don't end up trading for Jake Peavy, they could
If the Braves don't end up trading for Jake Peavy, they could turn their attention to Matt Cain, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's David O'Brien suggests. Atlanta is viewed as the favorites for Peavy, but they are also reportedly growing impatient with the Padres.Giants GM Brian Sabean said recently that Cain is untouchable, but we all know that's never really the case. That said, it does seem like a longshot he would be dealt to Hotlanta.
Corey Brock, of MLB.com, reports the Atlanta Braves remain the
Corey Brock, of MLB.com, reports the Atlanta Braves remain the frontrunner to land San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy, ahead of the Chicago Cubs. However, trade talks have been moving slowly between the Braves and Padres, and the Padres have yet to offer Peavy's agent, Barry Axelrod, a formal trade offer as of Tuesday, Nov. 11.
The Padres may have more interest in Jeff Locke, a left-hander
The Padres may have more interest in Jeff Locke, a left-hander who is one of the top prospects in Atlanta's farm system. If the Cubs re-sign Ryan Dempster, the Braves may be the only viable suitor in the Peavy sweepstakes.
Buster Olney, of ESPN The Magazine, reports the Atlanta Braves
Buster Olney, of ESPN The Magazine, reports the Atlanta Braves are likely to send OF Gorkys Hernandez in a potential deal for San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.
Buster Olney, of ESPN The Magazine, reports the Chicago Cubs
Buster Olney, of ESPN The Magazine, reports the Chicago Cubs have discussed 3B Josh Vitters as part of a deal to acquire San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.
The Braves would like to have the Jake Peavy situation resolved
The Braves would like to have the Jake Peavy situation resolved by the time the free agent market opens on Friday. It's believed that Atlanta and San Diego have agreed on the two main pieces the Padres would get back: Yunel Escobar and Gorkys Hernandez. [...]
FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal reports the Atlanta Braves are
FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal reports the Atlanta Braves are beginning to explore other options after trying to acquire San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy for more than a month.
The Braves are reportedly frustrated with trade talks for Padres'
The Braves are reportedly frustrated with trade talks for Padres' ace hurler Jake Peavy, and are expected to pursue other options when free agency opens Friday, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports.If the Braves are out of the running for Peavy, then only two clubs remain in the race for him, being the Cubs and Dodgers.
The Associated Press reports the Chicago Cubs are one of three
The Associated Press reports the Chicago Cubs are one of three finalists for the services of San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.
The Associated Press reports the Atlanta Braves are one of three
The Associated Press reports the Atlanta Braves are one of three finalists for the services of San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.
The Associated Press reports the Los Angeles Dodgers are one
The Associated Press reports the Los Angeles Dodgers are one of three finalists for the services of San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.
FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal reports the Atlanta Braves are
FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal reports the Atlanta Braves are growing impatient with the trade discussions for San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.
The Astros were one of five teams Peavy initially said he'd
The Astros were one of five teams Peavy initially said he'd agree to be traded to, but as Padres Gm Kevin Towers delves into more serious talks, it appears the Braves, Cubs and Dodgers are the frontrunners to land the 27-year-old right-hander. Hunter Pence likely would have been in any package the Astros could send to San Diego, along with one or more components of a trio of young pitchers who figure to have big league futures: Bud Norris, Sergio Perez and Brad James.
Astros owner Drayton McLane acknowledged Friday that his team
Astros owner Drayton McLane acknowledged Friday that his team isn't likely to make a deal for Jake Peavy. McLane said the Astros received a "wild combination" of young players the Padres would accept in a possible trade. [...]
Jake Peavy will be heading to one of three destinations, according
Jake Peavy will be heading to one of three destinations, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. Only the Braves, Cubs, and Dodgers remain in the race, which has eliminated the Cardinals, Astros, Yankees, and Angels.The Braves still have the best available prospects to bring in Peavy, it's just a question of who they're actually willing to trade.
Astros owner Drayton McLane acknowledged Friday that his team
Astros owner Drayton McLane acknowledged Friday that his team isn't likely to make a deal for Jake Peavy. McLane said the Astros received a "wild combination" of young players the Padres would accept in a possible trade. [...]
Updating previous reports, the three finalists to land San Diego
Updating previous reports, the three finalists to land San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy are the Atlanta Braves, Chicago Cubs and Los Angeles Dodgers, with the Dodgers being considered a long-shot, according to Chris De Luca of the Chicago Sun-Times. No other teams are being considered, according to sources, unless an unexpected hurdle pops up. A resolution is expected within the next week.
Pitcher Jake Peavy probably won't be going to the Houston Astros,
Pitcher Jake Peavy probably won't be going to the Houston Astros, owner Drayton McLane said. The team was put off by the list of players San Diego asked for, which McLane called a "wild combination," according to the Houston Chronicle.It's going to take a lot to get Peavy, and it's getting more difficult. The Cardinals and Astros have said they aren't in the market for him, and Peavy doesn't want to go to Atlanta if Yunel Escobar is one of the trade pieces.
Updating a previous report, Alyson Footer, of MLB.com, reports
Updating a previous report, Alyson Footer, of MLB.com, reports the Houston Astros officially declared themselves out of the running to land San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy. The Astros have acknowledged that they simply do not have enough to offer the Padres.
Chris De Luca, of the Chicago Sun-Times, reports the Chicago
Chris De Luca, of the Chicago Sun-Times, reports the Chicago Cubs could trade SP Rich Harden in a package to acquire San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.
Chris De Luca, of the Chicago Sun-Times, reports the San Diego
Chris De Luca, of the Chicago Sun-Times, reports the San Diego Padres could be targeting Chicago Cubs 2B Mike Fontenot in a package deal for SP Jake Peavy.
Tom Krasovic, of The San Diego Union-Tribune, reports San Diego
Tom Krasovic, of The San Diego Union-Tribune, reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy said he would prefer that Atlanta Braves SS Yunel Escobar remain with the team if he is traded to the Braves.
Tom Krasovic, of The San Diego Union-Tribune, reports the San
Tom Krasovic, of The San Diego Union-Tribune, reports the San Diego Padres would not be surprised if SP Jake Peavy chose to stay with the team, according to general manager Kevin Towers.
Brian McTaggart, of the Houston Chronicle, reports the Houston
Brian McTaggart, of the Houston Chronicle, reports the Houston Astros are considered long shots to land San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy, according to owner Drayton McLane. The Padres sent the Astros a list of players they would want in exchange for Peavy. However, the Astros are not in a position to trade away multiple players for one player. "We don't want to wind up giving up three or four players for one player. Jake Peavy is one of the best pitchers in all of baseball. We would welcome him with open arms, but that's going to be a real task with the demand that San Diego has and the type of talent they want back," McLane said.
Mike Scarr, of MLB.com, reports the Atlanta Braves have reportedly
Mike Scarr, of MLB.com, reports the Atlanta Braves have reportedly offered OF Jordan Schafer in a package deal for San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.
Jake Peavy probably will be traded by the Padres before the
News: Jake Peavy probably will be traded by the Padres before the winter meetings next month. After spending four days at the annual general managers' meetings, Padres GM Kevin Towers said it is unlikely the 2007 NL Cy Young Award winner will remain with San Diego, which signed him out of high school in 1999. "The train's kind of left the station," Towers said Thursday. Guaranteed $63 million under a contract that runs through 2012, Peavy is relatively inexpensive when compared with what CC Sabathia is likely to get on the free-agent market. The right-hander also has a no-trade clause, so he can determine where he winds up. "We're not in control of the speed or the train," Peavy's agent, Barry Axelrod, said in a telephone interview. "The only thing we've got is a brake." Peavy's initial list of teams San Diego should concentrate on included Atlanta, the Chicago Cubs, Houston, the Los Angeles Dodgers and St. Louis. [...]
Updating previous reports, The Associated Press reports San
Updating previous reports, The Associated Press reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy is likely to be traded before next month's winter meetings. "We're not to the point where we've agreed on who the players are coming back. We just have an idea of who's available to us and who's not," Padres general manager Kevin Towers said. "Now it's just a matter of looking at three priority teams that are involved and trying to figure out what our optimum deal is. Some of them involve third teams and potentially fourth teams, so it becomes a little more complicated."
The Associated Press reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy
The Associated Press reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy is likely to be traded before next month's winter meetings. "We're not to the point where we've agreed on who the players are coming back. We just have an idea of who's available to us and who's not," Padres general manager Kevin Towers said. "Now it's just a matter of looking at three priority teams that are involved and trying to figure out what our optimum deal is. Some of them involve third teams and potentially fourth teams, so it becomes a little more complicated."
Jake Peavy has decided that he would like Yunel Escobar to remain
Jake Peavy has decided that he would like Yunel Escobar to remain with the Braves if he is dealt to Atlanta, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune. Agent Barry Axelrod said, "One of the things we will want to look at some point is, 'Who are you giving up? How much are you weakening your team to make this deal? If Team X trades three starting pitchers and a starting shortstop to get Jake Peavy, that lessens their chance of being a successful team."This will make it more difficult for Padres' GM Kevin Towers to deal Peavy, who wants to be traded but does not want his new team to be weakended in the deal.
According to the San Diego Union Tribune, Jake Peavy and his
According to the San Diego Union Tribune, Jake Peavy and his agent have decided that they'd like Yunel Escobar to remain with the Braves if Peavy is traded to Atlanta. [...]
The Braves are offering shortstop Yunel Escobar and left-hander
The Braves are offering shortstop Yunel Escobar and left-hander Jo-Jo Reyes or right-hander Charlie Morton in addition to a prospect, the report said. The Cubs are also trying to re-sign right-hander Ryan Dempster, but the asking price has climbed as high as $70 million over five years, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. Cubs GM Jim Hendry has reportedly been "very interested" in Peavy since the meetings began Monday but more so with Dempster's apparent contract designs. Stay tuned.
Yahoo! Sports' Jeff Passan says the Cubs have moved ahead of
Yahoo! Sports' Jeff Passan says the Cubs have moved ahead of the Braves in the Jake Peavy trade talks. The Padres are reportedly asking for Jeff Samardzija, Felix Pie, Sean Marshall and Ronny Cedeno for Peavy. [...]
Tommy Hanson, at the center of the Jake Peavy to Braves rumors,
Tommy Hanson, at the center of the Jake Peavy to Braves rumors, will likely remain with the Braves even if a deal for Peavy is worked out, according to MLB.com.The 6'6" Hanson has looked great in the AFL with 19 K and just three BB over 13.2 innings, this after going 11-5 with a 2.41 ERA and a .175 BAA during the regular season. Given that excellent work, it's no surprise that the Braves want to hold on to the righty.
In his strongest statement yet, GM Kevin Towers basically flat
In his strongest statement yet, GM Kevin Towers basically flat out said that Jake Peavy has thrown his last pitch for the Padres, according to the Associated Press. "The train's kind of left the station," Towers said as he also commented that a deal should be worked out prior to the Winter Meetings on December 8th.Peavy is likely to end up with the Cubs, Astros, Dodgers or Braves. The reports will continue to fly fast and furious until a deal is consummated as the rumor mill is working overdrive on this one.
According to the Arizona Republic, the rumor going around the
According to the Arizona Republic, the rumor going around the GM meetings this morning was Jake Peavy to the Braves for Yunel Escobar, Gorkys Hernandez and a young pitcher not named Tommy Hanson. [...]
Ken Rosenthal, of FOXSports.com, reports the San Diego Padres
Ken Rosenthal, of FOXSports.com, reports the San Diego Padres trade talks for SP Jake Peavy could be expanded to include a third team, according to major league sources.
According to the Arizona Republic, the rumor going around the
According to the Arizona Republic, the rumor going around the GM meetings this morning was Jake Peavy to the Braves for Yunel Escobar, Gorkys Hernandez and a young pitcher not named Tommy Hanson. [...]
Peter Abraham, of The Journal News, reports the San Diego Padres
Peter Abraham, of The Journal News, reports the San Diego Padres are almost certain to trade SP Jake Peavy during the offseason, according to general manager Kevin Towers. Peavy has been told he is going to be traded, it is just a matter of when it will happen.
Updating previous reports, Peter Abraham, of The Journal News,
Updating previous reports, Peter Abraham, of The Journal News, reports the New York Yankees are not in the mix to land San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.
Acquiring Jake Peavy is not on the Yankees' agenda, according
Acquiring Jake Peavy is not on the Yankees' agenda, according to LoHud.com. But the ace hurler will most likely have a new home in 2009, as Peavy talks have progressed to a point where he has been told heÂ’s going to be traded, itÂ’s just a matter of when a deal is struck. GM Kevin Towers said, "That train has left the station."Peavy's destination has been narrowed down to three clubs, all residing in the NL. The Padres are known to be dealing with the Braves and Cubs. The third team could be the Cardinals or Astros. The Yankees are not in the mix.
Acquiring Jake Peavy is not on the Yankees' agenda, according
Acquiring Jake Peavy is not on the Yankees' agenda, according to LoHud.com. But the ace hurler will most likely have a new home in 2009, as Peavy trade talks have progressed to a point where he has been told heÂ’s going to be traded, itÂ’s just a matter of when a deal is struck. GM Kevin Towers said, "That train has left the station."Peavy's destination has been narrowed down to three clubs, all residing in the NL. The Padres are known to be dealing with the Braves and Cubs. The third team could be the Cardinals or Astros. The Yankees are not in the mix.
Joe Strauss, of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, reports the Atlanta
Joe Strauss, of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, reports the Atlanta Braves could become major players for St. Louis Cardinals OF Ryan Ludwick, if they lose out on a trade for San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.
Joe Strauss, of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, reports the Atlanta
Joe Strauss, of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, reports the Atlanta Braves could become major players for St. Louis Cardinals OF Rick Ankiel, if they lose out on a trade for San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.
Padres GM Kevin Towers said a Jake Peavy deal is nearly certain
Padres GM Kevin Towers said a Jake Peavy deal is nearly certain at this point. "That train has left the station," he said. Towers said he is working with three NL teams at the moment, presumably the Braves, Cubs and Cardinals. [...]
Chris De Luca, of the Chicago Sun-Times, reports the San Diego
Chris De Luca, of the Chicago Sun-Times, reports the San Diego Padres could ask for Chicago Cubs RP Jeff Samardzija in a deal for SP Jake Peavy.
Chris De Luca, of the Chicago Sun-Times, reports the San Diego
Chris De Luca, of the Chicago Sun-Times, reports the San Diego Padres are not looking "for a home run, but at least a double" in terms of the talent they would receive in a trade for SP Jake Peavy, according to a team insider.
This strongly suggests that Peavy could get moved before the
This strongly suggests that Peavy could get moved before the Winter Meetings on Dec. 8. At this point, it appears the Braves and Cubs are the best fits for the Padres to make a trade with.
The Chicago Tribune's Dave van Dyck reports Chicago Cubs RP
The Chicago Tribune's Dave van Dyck reports Chicago Cubs RP Jeff Samardzija could move into the rotation if the team fails to re-sign SP Ryan Dempster or acquire San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.
GM Jim Hendry commented that Jeff Samardzija could land in
GM Jim Hendry commented that Jeff Samardzija could land in the Cubs' rotation next season if they fail to acquire Jake Peavy in a trade or can't re-sign Ryan Dempster, according to the Chicago Tribune. Hendry said, "It depends on what happens over the winter. I know he wants to start down the road. And nobody doesn't feel he'd be real good at starting. Next spring we're going to put him in whatever role helps the club the most. There's no way we can determine that on Nov. 5."Samardzija held his own as a rookie in 2007, as he maintained a 2.28 ERA and 1.41 WHIP over 27.2 innings of relief. His fantasy value would see a significant boost if he ends up in the Cubs' rotation in 2009.
Ken Rosenthal, of FOXSports.com, reports the Chicago Cubs have
Ken Rosenthal, of FOXSports.com, reports the Chicago Cubs have emerged as a frontrunner to acquire San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy, according to major league sources. The Cubs young pitching is attractive to the Padres, according to sources.
The Cubs may have overtaken the Braves as the favorites to land
The Cubs may have overtaken the Braves as the favorites to land Jake Peavy, according to FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal. Felix Pie would seem to be pretty close to a lock to be included in a Peavy deal with the Cubs. [...]
David O'Brien, of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, reports
David O'Brien, of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, reports the San Diego Padres want Atlanta Braves SP Tommy Hanson in any deal that would send SP Jake Peavy to the Atlanta Braves. However, the Braves are unwilling to part with Hanson.
Bob Nightengale, of USA Today, reports the Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob Nightengale, of USA Today, reports the Los Angeles Dodgers are discussing a deal with the San Diego Padres for SP Jake Peavy, according to Padres general manager Kevin Towers. Towers indicated that he is not afraid of trading Peavy within the division.
Lyle Spencer, of MLB.com, reports the Los Angeles Angels of
Lyle Spencer, of MLB.com, reports the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim are unlikely to acquire San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy in the offseason, according to Angels general manager Tony Reagins. Reagins does not think the deal will happen because of the fact that the Padres want multiple prospects in return.
Updating an ongoing story, ESPN.com reports only three National
Updating an ongoing story, ESPN.com reports only three National League team are being given serious consideration by the San Diego Padres as trading partners for SP Jake Peavy. Peavy's initial list of teams he would accept a trade to included seven National League teams. General manager Kevin Towers plans to talk with one of the three teams this week, and will have discussions with the other two down the road.
Padres GM Kevin Towers said San Diego has narrowed the field
News: Padres GM Kevin Towers said San Diego has narrowed the field of suitors for 2007 NL Cy Young Award winner Jake Peavy, focusing on three NL teams. Peavy has $63 million in guaranteed money remaining on his contract, which runs through 2012 and contains a club option for 2013 and a no-trade clause. His initial list of teams, given to the Padres last month, included Atlanta, the Chicago Cubs, Houston, the Los Angeles Dodgers and St. Louis. [...]
According to the San Diego Union Tribune, the Padres consider
According to the San Diego Union Tribune, the Padres consider the Cubs, Braves and Dodgers "a potential match" for a Jake Peavy trade. General manager Kevin Towers said Tuesday that he's "down the road" in trade talks with two of those three teams, but "doesn't see" a deal on the verge of being completed. [...]
Jake Peavy's agent Barry Axelrod said that it's untrue that
Jake Peavy's agent Barry Axelrod said that it's untrue that Peavy has agreed to waive his no-trade clause to go to either the Angels or Yankees, according to the New York Post.It appears that Peavy really wants to stay in the NL, so it would be surprising to see him waive his no-trade protection to go to the AL.
Agent Barry Axelrod said it's not true that Jake Peavy has agred
Agent Barry Axelrod said it's not true that Jake Peavy has agred to waive his no-trade clause for the Yankees or Angels. Apparently, this is just another case of a quote getting turned into something its not. [...]
The Boston Globe's Sean McAdam reports San Diego Padres SP Jake
The Boston Globe's Sean McAdam reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy will not approve a trade to the Boston Red Sox, according to Padres GM Kevin Towers.
San Diego is shopping ace Jake Peavy in the lobbies at the GM
News: San Diego is shopping ace Jake Peavy in the lobbies at the GM meetings this week. Peavy is guaranteed $63 million over the next four seasons, and Padres GM Kevin Towers said he had talked exclusively with one unidentified team about a trade before enlarging the field. Towers would like two major league players plus prospects in return. "His preference is still the National League. He likes that part of the game," Towers said. "I've got maybe a handful of clubs right now I'm going to focus on. A lot of those clubs we've already had quite a bit of dialogue." [...]
Robinson Cano would be the centerpiece of any trade for Jake
Robinson Cano would be the centerpiece of any trade for Jake Peavy, according to the New York Daily News.Cano is slated to make $27 million over the next three years, and with the Padres looking to shed salary, he may not be the most attractive option.
SI.com's Jon Heyman reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy added
SI.com's Jon Heyman reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy added the New York Yankees to his list of desired teams but prefers the five NL teams on his list first.
SI.com's Jon Heyman reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy added
SI.com's Jon Heyman reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy added the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim to his list of desired teams but prefers the five NL teams on his list first.
Jake Peavy will likely still be traded, but new scenarios may
Jake Peavy will likely still be traded, but new scenarios may be needed to complete the deal, according to Fox Sports. A three-way trade involving the Cubs or Braves might be a solution.The Padres are pretty set on getting four prospects. The Braves seem to be equally set on not giving up that many players for Peavy which means that another team getting involved could be the only way this gets done. The Cubs, on the other hand, probably don't have the quality of prospects to get it done alone. We should know more after the GM meetings take place this week.
According to the Chicago Tribune, "the Cubs have taken
According to the Chicago Tribune, "the Cubs have taken a renewed interest" in Jake Peavy following Ryan Dempster's announcement that he won't re-sign before testing the open market. [...]
Towers confirmed the seven teams -- the Cubs, Cardinals, Dodgers,
Towers confirmed the seven teams -- the Cubs, Cardinals, Dodgers, Astros, Braves, Angels and Yankees -- that Peavy would consider waiving his no-trade clause to join, but added that Peavy's preference is to go to a National League team. "If we trade, it's going to have to be a lot [in return]; it's going to be significant," Towers said.
SI.com reports that Jake Peavy has added the New York Yankees
SI.com reports that Jake Peavy has added the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Angels to his list of teams that he would accept a trade to.This should make things interesting as the National League teams had initially balked at the Padres' demands and Peavy's contract. Both AL teams figure to pull out more stops for the former Cy Young award winner.
Padres GM Kevin Towers said Jake Peavy has added the Yankees
Padres GM Kevin Towers said Jake Peavy has added the Yankees and Angels to the list of teams to whom he'd approve a trade. That's very good news for the Padres, as it doesn't look like the NL teams on Peavy's list were interested in anteing up. [...]
Nick Cafardo, of The Boston Globe, reports the San Diego Padres
Nick Cafardo, of The Boston Globe, reports the San Diego Padres have targeted Los Angeles Dodgers RP Jonathan Broxton if the two teams were to make a trade involving SP Jake Peavy.
Nick Cafardo, of The Boston Globe, reports the Atlanta Braves
Nick Cafardo, of The Boston Globe, reports the Atlanta Braves are willing to trade SS Yunel Escobar in a deal that would land them San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy. The Padres continue to covet Escobar.
Several MLB clubs have displayed interest for elite pitcher
Several MLB clubs have displayed interest for elite pitcher Jake Peavy, but Padres' GM Kevin Towers noted that he is focusing on three teams that Peavy has marked as preferred destinations, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.Towers has declined to identify the three teams, but the source believes they are the Cubs, Dodgers, and Braves.
Several MLB clubs have displayed interest for elite pitcher
Several MLB clubs have displayed interest for elite pitcher Jake Peavy, but GM Kevin Towers noted that he is focusing on three teams that Peavy has marked as preferred destinations, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.Towers has declined to identify the three teams, but the source believes they are the Cubs, Dodgers, and Braves.
The Boston Globe's Nick Cafardo reports the Philadelphia Phillies
The Boston Globe's Nick Cafardo reports the Philadelphia Phillies could enter talks for San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.
General manager Kevin Towers said Sunday that several teams
General manager Kevin Towers said Sunday that several teams have shown interest in Jake Peavy, but he's "focused on three" teams for which Peavy has indicated a preference. [...]
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Jake Peavy Fantasy Scoring
Top| # | date | Innings | K's | Hits | Walks | ERA | Decision | Points | Differential |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oct 02 09 | 8.0 | 5 | 2 | 2 | 0 | win | 29.00 | 0 |
| 2 | Sep 25 09 | 7.0 | 8 | 6 | 2 | 0 | win | 28.00 | 11.5 |
| 3 | Sep 19 09 | 5.0 | 5 | 3 | 2 | 3 | win | 19.50 | 10.66 |
| 4 | Jun 08 09 | 7.0 | 8 | 7 | 2 | 2 | win | 25.50 | 5 |
| 5 | Jun 02 09 | 1.0 | 0 | 3 | 2 | 4 | loss | -4.50 | 43.5 |
| 6 | May 27 09 | 6.1 | 5 | 8 | 1 | 4 | win | 19.16 | 12.84 |
| 7 | May 22 09 | 6.0 | 10 | 2 | 4 | 0 | win | 29.00 | 3 |
| 8 | May 17 09 | 9.0 | 8 | 4 | 0 | 1 | win | 38.00 | 0 |
| 9 | May 12 09 | 6.0 | 9 | 6 | 2 | 3 | loss | 14.00 | 20.5 |
| 10 | May 06 09 | 7.0 | 12 | 4 | 3 | 2 | loss | 20.50 | 11 |
| 11 | May 01 09 | 8.0 | 8 | 2 | 1 | 0 | none | 22.50 | 8.5 |
| 12 | Apr 26 09 | 5.0 | 6 | 6 | 4 | 5 | loss | 6.00 | 20.5 |
| 13 | Apr 21 09 | 6.0 | 3 | 7 | 3 | 6 | loss | 4.00 | 23 |
| 14 | Apr 16 09 | 5.0 | 5 | 6 | 4 | 3 | win | 17.00 | 10 |
| 15 | Apr 11 09 | 8.1 | 10 | 7 | 0 | 3 | win | 30.16 | 0 |
| 16 | Apr 06 09 | 7.0 | 8 | 7 | 2 | 3 | loss | 14.50 | 12.5 |
| Totals: | 101.2 | 110 | 80 | 34 | 316.32 | ||||
Jake Peavy Fantasy Graph
TopPlayer Run Differential Notes
Numbers in parenthesis for each team indicates total runs scored that game. Numbers next to each pitcher indicates earned runs. This stat is used to get a better understanding of the performance of the pitcher and how much run support he got from his team.
The run differential is based on total runs each team scored when Jake Peavy has a decision. (i.e. win/loss) Similarly, the opposing pitcher listed also received a decision.
Home Breakdown
Top| Games | Home | Away | Pitcher (Earned) | Opp. Pitcher (Earned) | Diff |
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| 1 | CHW (13) | KC (3) | Jake Peavy (3) | Dusty Hughes (3) | +10 |
| 1 | CHW (2) | DET (0) | Jake Peavy (0) | Eddie Bonine (0) | +2 |
| Totals: | Games: 2 | +12 | |||
Away Breakdown
Top| Games | Away | Home | Pitcher (Earned) | Opp. Pitcher (Earned) | Diff |
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| 1 | CHW (8) | DET(0) | Jake Peavy (0) | Edwin Jackson (8) | +8 |
| Totals: | Games: 1 | +8 | |||
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