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Jake Peavy, SP, Chicago White SoxHot off the Wire Fantasy Sports NewsWhite Sox | Peavy sharp Friday The Associated Press reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (3-0) tossed eight scoreless inning to defeat the Detroit Tigers Friday, Oct. 2. He gave up just two hits in the contest. White Sox | Peavy's start pushed back The Minneapolis Star Tribune's Joe Christensen reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy's next start has been moved from Wednesday, Sept. 30, to Friday, Oct. 2, against the Detroit Tigers. White Sox | Peavy victorious Friday The Associated Press reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (2-0) pitched seven shutout innings to beat the Detroit Tigers Friday, Sept. 25. He gave up six hits while walking two and striking out eight in his second start with the team. White Sox | Peavy given an extra day The Chicago Tribune's Mark Gonzales reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy will receive an extra day of rest and start Saturday, Sept. 26, against the Detroit Tigers. White Sox | Peavy experiencing general soreness MLB.com's Scott Merkin reports on his Twitter page that Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy is experiencing general soreness the day after his victory against the Kansas City Royals Saturday, Sept. 19. However, it is not abnormal. "I think it's spring training soreness," Peavy said. "No doubt. I'm more sore than I think I will be April or May next year." White Sox | Peavy impressive in AL debut Saturday Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy allowed three runs on three hits over five innings Saturday, Sept. 19, against the Kansas City Royals, according to The Associated Press. He walked two and struck out five, improving to 7-6 overall this year. Manager Ozzie Guillen said he might have pitched another inning if the bottom of the fifth inning hadn't taken so long to complete. White Sox | Peavy activated from DL The Associated Press reports the Chicago White Sox have activated SP Jake Peavy (ankle) from the 15-day disabled list. White Sox | Peavy to be on pitch count Updating previous reports, the Chicago Sun-Times' Joe Cowley reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle) will be on a pitch count in his start Saturday, Sept. 19, likely around 70-75 pitches. White Sox | Peavy to debut Saturday Bruce Levine, of ESPNChicago.com, reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle) will make his White Sox debut Saturday, Sept. 19, against the Kansas City Royals. White Sox | Peavy could start this weekend The Chicago Tribune's Mark Gonzales reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle, elbow) threw his best bullpen session Sunday, Sept. 13, when he threw about four innings in a simulated game. He'll throw another bullpen session early this week and could make a start this weekend. "His movement was outstanding," pitching coach Don Cooper said. "He has outstanding movement. I haven't seen the guy pitch first-hand in a game, but if that's not the biggest asset, it's certainly one of them. His curveball was good, his cutter was good. His fastball, change-up, went to a full windup, stretch, went over hitters. We really isolated the fastball more than anything. It went very well." Padres | Peavy will throw bullpen session Sunday The Chicago Sun-Times reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (elbow, ankle) will have another game-like bullpen session Sunday, Sept. 12, before the series finale against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. The team will see how he feels in the two days after that before announcing its next move. White Sox | Peavy throws bullpen Wednesday The Associated Press reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (elbow, ankle) threw a bullpen session Wednesday, Sept. 9, and is still unsure if he will return this year. "I have no idea what the plans are," Peavy said. "I did what I was asked to do today and I was excited to do that. Who knows what the future holds, I wish I can tell you." White Sox | Peavy may start as soon as the weekend The Associated Press reports if Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle/elbow) has an effective, pain-free throwing session Wednesday, Sept. 9, he could start as soon as this weekend, pitching coach Don Cooper said. Peavy has been on the DL since June 13 with an ankle injury. He was just rounding into shape when he was struck on the right elbow by a line drive Aug. 29 in his fourth rehab start. White Sox | Peavy throws pen session The Associated Press reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle, elbow) threw all his pitches in a bullpen session Sunday, Sept. 6, but didn't throw the 50 to 60 pitches at maximum effort. He said he'll probably throw another session in a few days. "Getting better," Peavy said. "I'd be lying if I told you I was out there completely normal, but nothing crazy. I'm able to get some extension." White Sox | Peavy throws bullpen session Sunday Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (elbow, ankle) tossed approximately 50 pitches during a bullpen session Sunday, Sept. 6, according to The Associated Press. He said his sore elbow has improved but is not completely normal. Peavy still hopes to play for the team before the end of the season. White Sox | Peavy plays catch Friday Scott Merkin, of MLB.com, reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (elbow, ankle) extended his throwing session to as far as 90 feet Friday, Sept. 4, but said there is still no throwing program in place. "After he throws, we have to have a plan for him to throw on the side, simulated game, wait for a few days to recover, and throw another day and maybe pitch in a game," manager Ozzie Guillen said. "I said last week, I don't have him in the [rotation] this year because I have to go with the realistic plan." White Sox | Peavy plans to pitch soon Chris de Luca, of the Chicago Sun-Times, reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (elbow, ankle) shagged flyballs and threw a few balls before the game Thursday, Sept. 3, and said he still believes he will make a major league start this year. Peavy is hoping to pitch off a mound Friday, Sept. 4. White Sox | Still hoping Peavy can pitch this year Mark Gonzales, of The Chicago Tribune, reports Chicago White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper is still hoping that SP Jake Peavy (elbow, ankle) can pitch for the team before the end of the season. Cooper said Peavy tried to throw Tuesday, Sept. 1, but felt discomfort in his throwing elbow and stopped. The team will re-evaluate the fifth spot in the rotation five days after SP Carlos Torres pitches Thursday, Sept. 3. White Sox | Peavy could be shut down for season The Chicago Tribune's Mark Gonzales reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle, elbow) could be shut down for the season if the team feels they don't have a chance in the division. White Sox | More on Peavy Updating a previous report, Bruce Levine, of ESPNChicago.com, reports an MRI on Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy's (elbow, ankle) elbow revealed a bruise and some fluid retention. He will likely be shut down until the swelling in his elbow subsides. White Sox | Peavy's MRI clean WhiteSox.MLB.com's Scott Merkin reports on his Twitter page Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (elbow) had an MRI reveal no structural damage to his right elbow. White Sox | Peavy to be examined Monday Updating previous reports, Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (elbow, ankle) will join the team by Monday, Aug. 31, according to The Associated Press. He is expected to receive X-rays and be evaluated by the team's medical staff. White Sox | Peavy will not start Thursday Updating previous reports, MLB.com's Scott Merkin reports on his Twitter page that Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (elbow, ankle) will not start Thursday, Sept. 3, against the Chicago Cubs. White Sox | Elbow tightness sidelines Peavy The Chicago Tribune reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (elbow) suffered another setback Saturday, Aug. 29, when he had to leave his fourth minor league rehabilitation start after only 3 1/3 innings because of tightness near his right elbow. White Sox | Peavy to start make another rehab start Saturday Mark Gonzales, of The Chicago Tribune, reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (elbow, ankle) will start with Triple-A Charlotte Saturday, Aug. 29, after throwing a few pitches off the mound Thursday, Aug. 27. Peavy reported that his elbow felt fine while throwing Thursday. White Sox | Peavy to throw side session ESPNChicago.com's Bruce Levine reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle, elbow) will try to throw a side session Thursday, Aug. 27. It will be determined if Peavy will make another rehab start over the weekend after the session. White Sox | Peavy to throw Thursday Scott Merkin, of MLB.com, reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle, elbow) will attempt to throw a bullpen session Thursday, Aug. 27. White Sox | Peavy unlikely to start Saturday Bruce Levine, of ESPNChicago.com, reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle, elbow) is unlikely to make his first start for the team Saturday, Aug. 29. Pitching coach Don Cooper said Peavy was unable to throw his side session Wednesday, Aug. 26, because of lingering effects of being hit by a line drive in his last rehab start. Peavy is still receiving treatment on his arm, which had some swelling and soreness. Cooper is hoping Peavy chooses not to pitch until his elbow soreness has subsided. White Sox | More on Peavy Updating a previous report, USA Today's Bob Nightengale reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle) could make his debut with the team against the New York Yankees Saturday, Aug. 29, if he is pain free during a side session Wednesday, Aug. 26, according to general manager Kenny Williams. White Sox | Peavy could return Saturday Mark Gonzales, of The Chicago Tribune, reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle) could return to the team as early as Saturday, Aug. 29, and face the New York Yankees. He is 1-1 with a 2.25 ERA in three minor league rehab starts. White Sox | Peavy hit on elbow The Associated Press reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle, elbow) was hit on the right elbow by a line drive near the end of his rehab start Monday, Aug. 24, but made one more pitch to finish his outing. Peavy will travel with the White Sox to Boston Tuesday, Aug. 25, and no decision has been made when he'll pitch next. "We haven't set any definite plans. We haven't set a hard date. People have speculated on dates. But we're just taking it start by start," Peavy said. "I don't know how sore my elbow will be. Obviously, that could be a factor. We'll see." White Sox | Peavy update The Associated Press reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle) allowed four hits and two walks while fanning three in five shutout innings at Triple-A Charlotte Monday, Aug. 24. White Sox | Guillen optimistic of Peavy's return The Associated Press reports Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen is optimistic that SP Jake Peavy (ankle) will pitch again this season. Peavy will be making his third rehab start Monday, Aug. 24. "I just talked to him, he is a real bulldog," Guillen said. "There are a lot of fake bulldogs out there, this guy is legit." White Sox | Peavy's rehab start pushed back The Associated Press reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy's (ankle) third rehab start was pushed back a day because of general soreness. He will now make his start Monday, Aug. 24, with Triple-A Charlotte. White Sox | Peavy uncertain of return date The Chicago Tribune's Mark Gonzales reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle) said setting a specific date on his return puts too much pressure on himself. He also said that he is a long way from being able to pitch seven innings. White Sox | Peavy pitches Tuesday Scott Merkin, of MLB.com, reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle) allowed four runs (three earned) and five hits in four innings with Triple-A Charlotte Tuesday, Aug. 18. He struck out five, hit one batter and did not allow a walk while throwing 44 of his 67 pitches for strikes. Peavy will make his next rehab start with Charlotte Sunday, Aug. 23. White Sox | Peavy not expected to return to majors before Aug. 28 The Chicago Tribune's Mark Gonzales reports that Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle) is expected to make his first start with the parent club Friday, Aug. 28, against the New York Yankees, or Thursday, Sept. 3, against the Chicago Cubs. White Sox | Peavy rounding back to form Phil Rogers, of The Chicago Tribune, reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy's (ankle) fastball hit 93-94 mph during his rehab start Thursday, Aug. 13, and said he expects to have a 96-mph fastball at his disposal in the near future. Peavy will pitch in another rehab game Tuesday, Aug. 18. "My ankle feels OK," Peavy said. "It's certainly not 100 percent, but it's getting there. I'm sure tomorrow I'm going to be sore [all over]. When you get in game situations, adrenaline takes over and you do things you never do otherwise. The soreness after pitching, it's a good soreness." He will likely need at least two more rehab starts in the minors. White Sox | Peavy pitches three scoreless innings ESPNChicago.com reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle) allowed one hit, a walk and struck out five in three scoreless innings at Triple-A Charlotte Thursday, Aug. 13. White Sox | Sutcliffe believes Peavy should be gently handled According to The Chicago Tribune's Mark Gonzales, former Chicago Cubs SP and current San Diego Padres commentator Rick Sutcliffe warned the White Sox should be extremely cautious with SP Jake Peavy (ankle) while he recovers from a right ankle injury. "He's like a big old thoroughbred," Sutcliffe said. "You have to take care of the reins... In 1985 with the Cubs, I was on the disabled list three times because I tried to come back too soon from a hamstring injury. I didn't do me or the team any favors." White Sox | Peavy to start rehab assignment Thursday Updating previous reports, Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle) is expected to throw two to three innings in a rehab start for Triple-A Charlotte Thursday, Aug. 13, according to The Associated Press. He is also scheduled to make minor league rehab starts Tuesday, Aug. 18, and Sunday, Aug. 23, although general manager Kenny Williams said he wouldn't be surprised if Peavy only needed two rehab starts before returning to the majors. Peavy threw approximately 50 pitches in a side session Saturday, Aug. 8, and said things went well. White Sox | Peavy in line for Aug. 28 ESPNChicago.com's Bruce Levine reports Chicago White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper said SP Jake Peavy (ankle) will be in Chicago to throw a side session Saturday, Aug. 8. The plan is to have him make three minor league rehab starts, beginning Thursday, Aug. 13, and have him in line to start as early as Friday, Aug. 28. White Sox | Peavy to throw Wednesday Mark Gonzales, of The Chicago Tribune, reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle) will throw a side session Wednesday, Aug. 5, and will throw a bullpen session Saturday, Aug. 8. MLB | Many WBC participants on DL this year John Fay, of The Cincinnati Enquirer, reports there a large amount of players this year that participated in the World Baseball Classic before the season that have spent time on the disabled list this year. The list of players that have been injured are: New York Mets RP J.J. Putz, San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy, Chicago Cubs SP Ted Lilly, Florida Marlins RP Matt Lindstrom, Houston Astros RP LaTroy Hawkins, Atlanta Braves RP Jorge Campillo, Mets SP Oliver Perez, Kansas City Royals RP Joakim Soria, Boston Red Sox SP Daisuke Matsuzaka, New York Yankees RP Damaso Marte, Toronto Blue Jays SP Scott Richmond and Minnesota Twins RP Jesse Crain. White Sox | Peavy could pitch this month The Chicago Sun-Times' Toni Ginnetti reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle) could make his debut with the White Sox in the Aug. 28-30 series against the New York Yankees. ''That's the goal,'' manager Ozzie Guillen said. ''We look at the schedule and think that's the (series) we think he should be ready for. That's the biggest reason - we have a tough schedule for the end of the season. Hopefully, he'll be there when we go there." White Sox | Peavy throws without pain The Chicago Tribune's Dave van Dyck reports Chicago White Sox SP Jake Peavy (ankle) threw in the batting cage Saturday, Aug. 1, and manager Ozzie Guillen said he has a feeling Peavy will be on the field sooner than they think. He threw 50 pitches in the bullpen Sunday, Aug. 2, and said he was pain-free. Padres | Trade Peavy away The MLB Network reports the San Diego Padres acquired Ps Clayton Richard, Aaron Poreda, Adam Russell and Dexter Carter from the Chicago White Sox Friday, July 31, in exchange for SP Jake Peavy. White Sox | Peavy acquired SI.com's Jon Heyman reports the Chicago White Sox acquired SP Jake Peavy from the San Diego Padres Friday, July 31, in exchange for minor leaguers. However, it is unclear if he has waived his no-trade clause. Padres | Peavy has protective boot removed The Associated Press reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy (ankle) had the protective boot removed from his right ankle and threw for the first time since going on the disabled list June 13 Thursday, July 16. He received a clean bill of health from team doctors to begin rehabbing, although there was no timeframe for his return. "I'm just walking around pain free and feeling like I'm ready to get strong and work toward getting out on the field," Peavy said. Padres | Peavy could miss rest of season Bill Center, of The San Diego Union-Tribune, reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy (ankle) may miss the rest of the season, according to general manager Kevin Towers. "I think it's 50-50 if Jake will pitch again this season," Towers said. | Feature LinksStay on top of what matters to you FREE Fantasy Baseball
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