Jake Peavy

Jake Peavy
2010 MLB Predictions - Peavy Done For Season
by
Greg C Nelson
The Chicago White Sox have been playing great baseball lately and have pulled to within 1/2 game behind the division leading Detroit Tigers on MLB Picks. The White Sox were dealt a bad blow when recently acquired pitcher Jake Peavy will probably have to shut it down for the rest of the season.
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id=4631211 - Jul 09, 2010
San Diego Padres - Three Good Things About the Team
by
Michael Framball
This has been another losing season for the San Diego Padres. A playoff baseball team not too long ago (due in large part to the former pitching dominance of Jake Peavy and Chris Young), the team has quickly fallen from grace. The departure of Jake Peavy has brought about the dawn of a new era in San Diego, highlighted by a young team looking to find its way.
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id=2968021 - Sep 22, 2009
San Diego Padres - 2008
by
Wiley Channell
Baseball teams with strong solid down the middle players have the magical ingredients needed to be winning leaders. Catcher, pitcher, 2nd baseman, Shortstop and Center fielder is where it all happens defensively for winning baseball. Padres were close in 2007 but no cigar.
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id=884378 - Dec 17, 2007
MLB Week in Review and Free Series Pick
by
Doc Moseman
As June approaches, the 2006 MLB season continues to heighten. While there is well over four months left of games, the division races have been exceptionally close. All three AL divisions, as well as the NL West, have its top two teams either tied or separated by only one game. The NL East and NL Central have its leaders ahead by 2.5 and 4 games, respectively.
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id=203930 - May 23, 2006
Ness Notes (August 1)
by
Larry Ness
Monday's MLB schedule featured just 10 games but three separate teams scored 15 runs, the D'backs, Marlins and Twins. It was the first time in 70 years that three teams scored at least 15 runs in a game on the same day with 10 or fewer major league games played. The last time was July 25, 1936!
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id=259160 - Aug 02, 2006
Chicago White Sox Season Preview and Predictions
by
Damon Good
The Chicago White Sox are a team that has the potential to be very dangerous this year. Last year, they weren't able to take the team on a long playoff run like fans hoped, but the White Sox remain a team with a lot of important pieces in place to contend.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Chicago-White-Sox-Season-Preview-and-Predictions
id=3955708 - Mar 18, 2010
MLB Picks - White Sox Are Back in AL Central Race
by
Greg C Nelson
It was less than a month ago when the (42-38) Chicago White Sox were 9 games out of first place in the AL Central division of Major League Baseball. We'll that was a month ago and this in now, the White Sox are 42-38 as of today, July 5 and helped their cause by winning 6 of their last 10 MLB Picks.
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id=4609385 - Jul 05, 2010
MLB - NL Divisional Previews
by
Robert Ferringo
Second chances. That's the theme of the National League playoffs this season, and St. Louis, Atlanta, Houston or San Diego is going to take advantage of their most recent opportunity and hopefully turn it into a World Series championship.
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id=78814 - Oct 03, 2005
San Diego Padres
by
Richard Stephenson
In 1968 the San Diego Padres came to life, as the city was awarded a National League franchise during the owners meetings in Chicago, as expected the first five years of existence for the San Diego Padres are difficult in the won-loss column, but things gradually start to go around in 1974 as Ray Kroc the founder of McDonald's purchases the San Diego Padres in a move that prevents the team from relocating to Wahington D.C.
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id=148836 - Feb 20, 2006
Home Sweet Home
by
Tom Freese
Major League starting pitchers more than any other athlete in any other sport are creatures of habit. Most starters pitch every fifth day and have a regimented plan on what they need to do in the four days leading up to their next start. Most pitchers will soft toss one day and long toss the next day.
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