jorgesaysno.blogspot.com - 5/22/2009
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Back in December, I penned this piece on why I thought Jake Peavy and the Milwaukee Brewers were the "perfect fit". At the time, the Padres were looking to move Peavy because John Moores, the Padres owner at the time, was going through a messy divorce and needed to slash payroll. Peavy became ...
detroit4lyfe.com - 5/22/2009
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detroit4lyfe.com —
As everyone knows already, the San Diego Padres
and the Chicago White Sox reached an agreement that...
would have sent 2007 Cy Young winner, Jake Peavy to the South Side of Chicago for Clayton Richard and top pitching prospect Aaron Poreda. However, the Padres needed Peavy to waive his no-trade ...
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The Real Reason Jake Peavy Rejected the White Sox Trade
notqualifiedtocomment.com - 5/22/2009
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notqualifiedtocomment.com —
It was a tough day yesterday for the
White Sox, losing 20-1 to those pesky Minnesota Twins...
and getting turned down by Jake Peavy. Here’s a journey into the mind of Jake as the day progressed. Sometime Wednesday night, Jake hears about the deal from his agent and gets off the phone with ...
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Jake Peavy’s Decision-Making Process
sports.yahoo.com - 5/22/2009
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This and every weekday a.m. during baseball season,
let's rise and shine together to recap the most...
recent diamond doings. Roll Call starts at PETCO Park, where the Padres roared back to relevance with a trifecta of fun that made healthy, for a ...
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Morning Juice: Padres win, keep Peavy, bring back Tony ...
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Jake Peavy and the Brewers: a match made in Heaven
Circling The Bases —
With the White Sox not working out, Jorge Says No! renews his long-held belief that the Brewers are the best destination for Jake Peavy , citing, among other things, the stability of Peavy's contract situation and the fact that the Brewers have a lot to offer in terms of prospects. He finishes with this: Many of the same reasons why I thought the Brewers should go after Peavy in December have remained almost identical to now. But the major difference is that the Brewers have played very good ball so far this season and have proved to the rest of the league that they are for ...
Jorge Says No: Peavy, Indians, Odalis Perez
Chicago White Sox —
Sometimes, you just deserve your own notes page. Notes from Jorge Says No!:
Jake Peavy says no to the White Sox, and Josh wonders if the Brewers should take a shot at him. I took a look at Peavy and the Brewers in March, and I still think there is a good match there.
Josh doesn't think it can get any worse for the Indians. They have looked god awful this year.
Josh thinks it is strange that we haven't heard about Odalis Perez since his issues with the Nationals earlier this year.
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Odds & Ends: Peavy, Gomes, Nolasco, Price
MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com —
... JorgeSaysNo! reiterates that the Brewers are a "pefrect fit" for Jake Peavy, and Craig Calcaterra of NBCSports.com's "Circling The Bases" believes Milwaukee will need to move quickly in order to land him.
As Mark Sheldon of MLB.com points out, Jonny Gomes is set to make his debut with the Reds this evening. He showed good faith in the club when he accepted assignment to Triple-A at the end of spring training, and that faith has now been rewarded.
Ricky Nolasco was demoted to ...
In the News (5/24)
Right Field Bleachers —
... Bahr of Sporting News lists the Brewers as one of five “fits for the Pads pitcher.” He says the Brewers could use the money slated for CC Sabathia to fit Peavy into their payroll and that Trevor Hoffman could make a nice pitch to Peavy to accept a deal to the team.
Andy Baggot of the Wisconsin State Journal says, “…one of the best pitchers in baseball remains on the market with Milwaukee as a potential landing spot.”
Jorge Says No! says the Brewers are the perfect fit for Peavy and lists the reasons why ...
Peavy To Brewers Remains A Possibility
MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com —
... Melvin has said he has no interest in trading Mat Gamel or Alcides Escobar, his top prospects. Still, the price for Peavy may come down "as suitors fall by the wayside" (i.e. possibly the entire AL) and Haudricourt repeatedly notes Brewers owner Mark Attanasio's financial creativity could make a deal plausible for the Brewers. MLBTR posted a handy round up of what we know about Peavy and the Padres. And from yesterday's Odds & Ends: JorgeSaysNo! reiterates that the Brewers are a "perfect fit" for Jake Peavy, and ...
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sheffieldshouse.blogspot.com 5/28/2009 — Jake Peavy a Milwaukee Brewer? This idea isn't exactly breaking news. Peavy and the Brewers have been linked since the off season. The reasoning seems simple, Jake wants out of San Diego, the Brewers seem(ed) to have a need for starting pitching, and the Brewers farm system has the prospects ...
Peavy To Brewers Remains A Possibility
mlbtraderumors.com 5/25/2009 — Two months ago, a trade rumor involving Jake Peavy and the Brewers was shot down by Milwaukee GM Doug Melvin. But Tom Haudricourt of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel says don't be surprised if the Brewers do indeed enter the sweepstakes. The Padres ...
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madison.com 5/22/2009 — Was that good news for the Brewers regarding Jake Peavy or was it bad? It was both, actually, but you know me: The glass is always half-full. It was good news that Peavy refused a trade to the Chicago White Sox because it means one of the best ...
Winks Thinks: The Jake Peavy Edition
community.sportsbubbler.com 5/28/2009 — Boy, Brewers Nation certainly did have Peavy Fever this week, didn't we? First, there was the report that Peavy was being dealt to the Chicago White Sox. Then, we found out that Peavy wasn't going to accept the deal. Hours later, Gord Ash ...
Peavy deal not impossible
jsonline.com 5/24/2009 — Though San Diego ace Jake Peavy exercised his no-trade rights to veto a deal to the Chicago White Sox, you have to figure the cost-cutting Padres will continue to seek a trade.
Don't be surprised if the Milwaukee Brewers jump in at some point.
Jake Peavy to the Brewers not likely
i94sports.com 3/25/2009 — Jake Peavy has returned to the Padres from the World Baseball Classic, and the rumors of his departure have sprung up once again. This time, however, it is not the Cubs that are in the discussion, it is the Milwaukee Brewers. This is from the San Diego Union-Tribune’s Bill Center,
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Peavy trade could exact high price
jsonline.com 5/29/2009 — On those occasions when Jeff Suppan is giving up homers like he did Tuesday night against St. Louis and Manny Parra is struggling, it's easy to imagine Jake Peavy in a Milwaukee Brewers uniform.
It's just as easy to forget how things were around here ...
Never Say Never
brewernation.mlblogs.com 5/23/2009 — By: Big Rygg
As first reported by me, it looks like the Milwaukee Brewers may have made an additional inquiry when ironing out the Tony Gwynn for Jody Gerut deal yesterday.
Ladies and gentlemen, according to someone with inside knowledge of such matters, Jake Peavy's agent has submitted an ...
Never Say Never
myteamrivals.typepad.com 5/23/2009 — By: Big Rygg
As first reported by me, it looks like the Milwaukee Brewers may have made an additional inquiry when ironing out the Tony Gwynn for Jody Gerut deal yesterday.
Ladies and gentlemen, according to someone with inside knowledge of such matters, Jake Peavy's agent has submitted an ...
Padres' Peavy rejects deal —
SFGate: Top Sports Stories 5/22/2009
Jake Peavy turned down a trade to the Chicago White Sox, choosing Thursday to remain in the National League. The Padres and White Sox had reached an agreement, but needed the 2007 Cy Young Award winner to waive his no-trade clause. "San Diego is the ...
