The San Diego Padres are also still trying to shop Jake Peavy. I don't see a chance at the Brewers getting him and maintaining him. It would be another CC Sabathia situation that would likely not pay off as well as the Sabathia deal did.
Jake Peavy
1 April 2009
dero to close for the Brewers in recent years.
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2 September 2008
Been a while since I posted, in part because I was out of town last week at a trade show in San Diego. Not a bad place to go for a working vacation, and a week ago we got to take in a game between the Padres and the D-backs. My dad's a rabid D-backs fan, beside which my fandom (or fanhood, as the ESPN ads call it) seems rather small. He brought his own logo-coordinated Arizona hat and shirt, having overcome his anger at their change in colors and logo, which seemed to him (correctly) to be an effort to boost merchandising sales.
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12 June 2008
bsp; Los Angeles recorded its second straight lackadaisical effort, allowing Padres ace Jake Peavy to make a successful return in a 9-0 Padres rout.
After last night’s 4-1 loss, the Dodgers once again showed minimal offensive effort, once again recording a scant five hits. The Dodgers sat Andy LaRoche, who provided the only scoring last night with a solo homer in his first game of the season, and instead trotted out what might be called “infield lite.” It was Blake DeWitt, Angel Berroa, Luis Maza and James Loney around the horn, with preferred starters Nomar Garciaparra, Rafael Furcal and Jeff Kent out because of injury or old age. While Loney continues to show flashes of his potential with two hits in four at-bats, the other three combined to go 1-for-9 with two strikeouts.
Continue reading "Peavy Earns Win in Rehab Start over AAAA Dodgers"
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11 June 2008
The only bad news for the Dodgers is that Padres ace Jake Peavy is scheduled to come off the disabled list to pitch against them on Thursday. Peavy won his first two starts against the Dodgers this year, both against supposed ace Brad Penny, but will be going against the pitcher who has perhaps been the Dodgers’ best of late. Hiroki Kuroda, who spun a complete game masterpiece against the Cubs in his last start, won his first MLB game in San Diego back in April.
Continue reading "Martin, Padres Outfielders Help Dodgers Prevail"
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19 February 2008
RamirezC Geovany SotoOF Carlos LeeOF Alfonso SorianoOF Matt HolidaySP Johan SantanaSP Roy OswaltSP Jake PeavyCLOSER Billy Wagner or Bob Howry or Kerry Wood
NL BATTING CHAMP
Jose Reyes
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