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Peavy to White Sox?


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Buster Olney was on Mike and Mike this morning and he thinks it well get done pretty quick. He said the Padres really want MI talent.

I could see the deal being centered around Alexei Ramirez with Beckham taking over short for the Sox.

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Any idea what the White Sox gave up? I'm wondering if G. Beckham is a PTBNL. If so, that probably takes them out of the running for Green. :clap3:

Also, I have a favor to ask of the mods. Now that it's official, can you take the question mark out of the title? Pretty please? :laughlol:

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Only a rumor, but Aaron Poreda, Clayton Richard & 2 PTBNL's might be the deal.

Same thread cites a rumor that Peavy nixed the deal. Who knows?

http://www.baseballthinkfactory.org/files/newsstand/discussion/krasovic_peavy_trade_to_white_sox_may_be_near/

MLB.com confirms that left-handed pitchers Clayton Richard and Aaron Poreda, who was a first-round Draft pick in 2007, are part of the deal.

The White Sox are taking a big bite. Peavey is owed almost $60M through 2012, and there is a $22M team option for 2013.

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Not knowing who the other 2 players are, it sounds like a solid but unspectacular haul for Peavy. Poreda doesn't have a great SO rate, but he throws in the upper 90's and has pitched well in the minors. Richard seems like a possible 4th starter type. In the offseason, the Braves wouldn't give up Tommy Hanson to get Peavy, and Poreda's probably not quite the prospect that Hanson is.

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