By Jason Mastrodonato With the departure of Jose Iglesias to the Tigers in the Jake Peavy trade, the Red Sox shipped away the one shortstop who might be blocking Xander Bogaerts from beginning what the Red Sox hope will be a long and productive career. But the club’s top-ranked prospect is not quite ready for the Major League spotlight. …read more
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By Ian Browne The Red Sox didn’t execute a move on Wednesday’s non-waiver Trade Deadline day, but they had plenty of excitement over the deal GM Ben Cherington consummated late Tuesday night. Jake Peavy was expected to touch down in Boston at some point Wednesday evening and report to Fenway Park to meet his new teammates on Thursday. …read more
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By Ian Browne The Red Sox are closing in on a deal for starting pitcher Jake Peavy, multiple sources have confirmed to MLB.com. The deal has not been announced, but it likely will be once the Red Sox finish reviewing Peavy’s medical records. The non-waiver Trade Deadline is Wednesday at 4 p.m. ET. …read more
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By ESPN.com news services The Boston Red Sox have an agreement in place to acquire former Cy Young Award winner Jake Peavy in a three-team deal with the Chicago White Sox and Detroit Tigers, sources confirmed to ESPNBoston.com’s Gordon Edes. …read more
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By Doug Padilla Chicago White Sox pitcher Jake Peavy, who has been involved in multiple trade rumors in advance of Wednesday’s non-waiver trade deadline, will not make his scheduled start on Tuesday. …read more
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By Scott Merkin In the game of high stakes baseball poker, where Jake Peavy is the jackpot payout, White Sox general manager Rick Hahn and interested teams in the right-hander’s services presently are seated at the final table. …read more
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By John Schlegel As the White Sox prepared for another getaway day Sunday, it was apparent that some might be getting away more than others during their upcoming road trip, including starter Jake Peavy. Meanwhile, Astros righty Bud Norris is also gearing up for a potential Deadline move. …read more
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By Cash Kruth More bags than usual surrounded Jake Peavy on Sunday’s getaway day, as the right-hander stood at his locker in the U.S. Cellular Field clubhouse well aware this could be his last game as a member of the White Sox with the Trade Deadline approaching. …read more
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By The Huffington Post News Editors
CHICAGO — Alex Rios hit a grand slam and drove in five runs, and Jake Peavy pitched six solid innings in his return from the disabled list to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 10-6 victory over the Atlanta Braves on Saturday.
Rios, who had been in a 2-for-20 slump, went 3-for-5 to help Chicago win for just the 10th time in 32 games.
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By Manny Randhawa Alex Rios went 3-for-5 with a grand slam and five RBIs, backing Jake Peavy’s solid return from a fractured rib in a 10-6 White Sox victory over the Braves on Saturday afternoon at U.S. Cellular Field. …read more
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By Scott Merkin The White Sox seem to have a common theme running through the clubhouse where handling trade rumors are concerned. Both starter Jake Peavy and reliever Matt Lindstrom are aware they might be dealt, but both hope to remain on the South Side. …read more
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By Scott Merkin A trio of home runs — by Hector Gimenez, Tyler Greene and Conor Gillaspie — helped Jake Peavy pick up his third win in five starts as the White Sox rallied for a 5-4 victory over the Rays on Friday night in Chicago.
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By Bill Ladson Stephen Strasburg has known White Sox right-hander Jake Peavy since Strasburg played for San Diego State University and Peavy played for the Padres, and Peavy said Wednesday that he is impressed with how Strasburg has handled his career thus far.
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By Corey Brock Padres manager Bud Black was nostalgic during Sunday’s win over the White Sox, as the matchup between starting pitchers was none other than Clayton Richard vs. Jake Peavy, the two players who were swapped for one another in a Trade Deadline deal on July 31, 2009. …read more
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By Barry M. Bloom The White Sox could have had two of their key players on Team USA’s roster, but for various reasons, right-hander Jake Peavy and designated hitter/first baseman Adam Dunn opted not to play in the World Baseball Classic. …read more
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