JAKE PEAVY RUMORS & GOSSIP

Lots of talk, but little sense from Sox's Peavy

Steve Rosenbloom: Injury-prone Jake Peavy says he wants to pitch 200 innings for the White Sox in 2012, which is admirable, but he refuses to consider morphing into a pitcher who relies on guile and softer stuff the way many veterans have. Peavy s ego seems to be getting in the way of whatever faint hope the Sox have this season.
Via Chicago Tribune  |  4 days ago

Sox's Peavy: 'I'm as 100 percent as I can be'

Right-hander's goal is at least 30 starts, 200 inningsAsk Jake Peavy whether he is 100 percent healthy for this season and this is the answer you get:
Via Chicago Tribune  |  8 days ago

Peavy ready to test his recovery

Almost 19 months removed from surgery to re-attach his lat muscle, Jake Peavy seems more than ready to test what he has left in his right arm.
Via mlb.com  |  17 days ago

Jake Peavy Says Ozzie Guillen Quit on the White Sox

Over his nine-year career, Jake Peavy has been a dominant MLB starter when healthy. The problem is he is rarely ever healthy. Since Peavy was acquired by the White Sox, that always seemed to irritate former manager Ozzie Guillen. It’s no secret that the two never got along, and it was known that Guillen believed Peavy gave up on the team. During a recent interview with WSCR...
Via Larry Brown Sports  |  28 days ago

Peavy believe time was right for Guillen, Sox to part

Time was right for Guillen and Sox to partJake Peavy believes his rested right shoulder is only part of a fresh start for the White Sox in 2012.
Via Chicago Breaking Sports  |  December 14, 2011

Jake Peavy Strikes Out Nine In White Sox Win

The White Sox may have fallen out of the race but Jake Peavy got it done and he could be a bright spot in the rotation next year.  He improved to 7-7 and he gave up four hits and two walks with nine strikeouts in 6 1/3 shutout innings.  Sergio Santos struck out two in [...]
Via Black Sox Blog  |  October 01, 2011

White Sox RHP Peavy to miss rest of season

White Sox starter Jake Peavy will not pitch again this season and the team hopes that rest will help the 2007 NL Cy Young Award winner return to full strength next year. Peavy had shoulder surgery on July 14, 2010, and struggled with fatigue at times this season. The right-hander finished 7-7 with a 4.92 ERA in 111 2-3 innings. ''Hopefully a few days' rest and the offseason...
Via AP on Fox  |  September 11, 2011

White Sox opt to shut down P Peavy

Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen says Jake Peavy will be shut down for the remainder of the season, just two days after insisting that the veteran righthander would make at least one more start.Peavy admitted he still isn't at full strength following major shoulder surgery, and the White Sox don't want to risk aggravating the injury.The 30-year-old looked good in his...
Via Pro Sports Daily  |  September 10, 2011

Don’t Panic with Peavy

Jake Peavy had his best start of the year last night against the Twins.  Peavy struck out 9 over 6 1/3 innings picking up his 7th win of the year, while the schizophrenic White Sox won 3-0.  Peavy’s career on the White Sox has been a bit rocky.   It started even before he was in a White Sox uniform, when he vetoed a trade that would have brought earlier during the 2009...
Via Rant Sports  |  September 07, 2011

White Sox push RHP Peavy to Tuesday

The Chicago White Sox pushed Jake Peavy's next start to Tuesday in an attempt for the righthander to build up additional strength in his arm. Philip Humber (8-5, 3.10 ERA) will take the mound against the Detroit Tigers on Sunday, which was Peavy's originally scheduled start. Peavy (4-3, 5.27 ERA) expressed a lack of velocity and sharpness following his last start prior...
Via Pro Sports Daily  |  July 14, 2011
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