The Associated Press reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy allowed three runs on four hits and four walks in five innings to grab his 10th win Thursday, Sept. 25.

Jake Peavy was credited with a win after allowing three runs in five innings Thursday against the Dodgers. Peavy faced just two batters over the minimum through four scoreless innings, but he lost it in a fifth that saw him throw nearly 50 pitches. [...]

News: Padres SP Jake Peavy returned to the mound Thursday at the Dodgers after missing time for the birth of his son. He lasted only five innings, giving up three runs on four hits and four walks. He also struck out three in the victory.

Analysis: Peavy didn't pitch well in his last start either, giving up five runs on 11 hits, but at least he went eight innings. Even though he just barely reached 10 wins this season, his stats looked great overall. He just had the misfortune of pitching for the Padres. He remains a bit injury prone, but he'll likely go among the top 10 Fantasy SPs in 2009

Jake Peavy threw 105 pitches in just five innings on Thursday night in L.A. The Padres ace gave up three runs, four hits, and four walks while striking out just three. He left with a no-decision.It would almost seem certain that Peavy is happy to see his 2008 come to a close. Despite a 2.85 ERA in 27 starts, he is just 9-11. He will be keeping a close eye on the Padres roster moves this winter.

Michael Schwartz, of MLB.com, reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy is 12-1 with a 2.21 ERA in 21 career starts against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Michael Schwartz, of MLB.com, reports Los Angeles Dodgers C Russell Martin is 4-for-27 (.148) in his career against San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.

Michael Schwartz, of MLB.com, reports Los Angeles Dodgers 1B James Loney is 5-for-16 (.313) with two home runs in his career against San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy.

News: Padres ace Jake Peavy’s start was pushed back two days to Thursday after his son was born prematurely. He’s been suffering from the flu. And he hasn’t even picked up a baseball in a week.

Analysis: Peavy is a must-start ace in all Fantasy leagues. He will be among the top five aces for Draft Day 2009, but his weak non-contender will keep him from being a No. 1 overall candidate

The San Diego Union-Tribune's Tom Krasovic reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy had his start pushed back to Thursday, Sept. 25. "There are a lot of factors with Jake. He's been away from the team. He's been unable to play catch. Let's see when he gets a baseball in his hand and does what he needs to do to be ready for his next start," manager Bud Black said.

News: According to The Sports Xchange notes: RHP Jake Peavy, who missed last Friday's start in Washington to fly home to San Diego to be with his wife as she delivered the couple's third child, will start Tuesday night in Los Angeles and will also start the season finale.

Analysis: Peavy is a must-start ace in all Fantasy leagues in the final Fantasy Week 26 (Sept. 22-28). He will be among the top five aces for Draft Day 2009, but his weak non-contender will keep him from being a No. 1 overall candidate

Jake Peavy's next start has been pushed back from Tuesday to Thursday, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.He was scratched from his scheduled start Friday to attend to his wife for the birth of his son, and manager Bud Black believes he needs more time to prepare. Wade LeBlanc will start Tuesday and Shawn Estes will go Wednesday.

Jake Peavy's next scheduled start has been pushed back from Tuesday to Thursday. That means he has just one start left this season, rather than two. Peavy left the team last week to be with his wife for the birth of their third child, who is currently in intensive care. [...]

Jake Peavy will start Tuesday against the Dodgers after missing Friday's scheduled outing to be with his wife, who went into labor. Peavy is also in line to start the Padres' season finale against the Pirates next weekend. [...]

News: Padres SP Jake Peavy, scheduled to start Friday at Washington, was scratched because he had to attend to the birth of his son, which happened around gametime. Padres manager Bud Black said Peavy might start Tuesday in Los Angeles.

Analysis: The Padres could have told us Peavy might miss this start. His Fantasy owners who depended on him for a start this week can do nothing but shrug their shoulders. He remains a Fantasy ace even the Padres struggle to give him wins, so go ahead and keep him active for Fantasy Week 26 (Sept. 22-28)

The defending National League Cy Young Award winner missed the start so he could fly to San Diego early in the day to be with his wife, Katie, who was in labor with the couple's third child. Peavy (9-11, 2.77 ERA) isn't expected to miss more than one start, and will likely rejoin the Padres when they begin a three-game series in Los Angeles against the Dodgers on Tuesday, Sept. 23.

The defending National League Cy Young Award winner missed the start so he could fly to San Diego early in the day to be with his wife, Katie, who was in labor with the couple's third child. Peavy (9-11, 2.77 ERA) isn't expected to miss more than one start, and will likely rejoin the Padres when they begin a three-game series in Los Angeles against the Dodgers on Tuesday, Sep. 23.

Jake Peavy was scratched from his Friday night start to be with his wife for the birth of his son.Peavy has endured some tough luck this month and has not won since August 14th. If he ever gets solid run support, Peavy will return to the top of the fantasy pitching heap.

Jake Peavy was scratched from his start on Friday so he could be with his wife, who went into labor. Besides the short notice, this could further hurt his fantasy owners since he may get just one more start. [...]

Corey Brock, of MLB.com, reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy (personal) was scratched from his start Friday, Sept. 19, so he could witness the birth of his son. He is not expected to miss more than one start and will likely rejoin the team Tuesday, Sept. 23.

MLB.com reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy (9-11, 2.77 ERA) will start Friday, Sept. 19, against the Washington Nationals.

The San Diego Union-Tribune's Bill Center reports San Diego Padres manager Bud Black said SP Jake Peavy will have two more starts.

San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy allowed five runs on 11 hits in eight innings Friday, Sept. 12, against the San Francisco Giants, according to The Associated Press. He walked two and struck out three, falling to 9-11 on the season. Peavy allowed two home runs in a game for only the second time in 26 starts, and gave up 11 hits in a game for the third time in his career. At the plate, Peavy went 2-for-3, for his second multihit game of the season.

News: Padres SP Jake Peavy surrendered solo homers to rookies Travis Ishikawa and Pablo Sandoval in a rare poor start at home, falling to the Giants on Friday. He allowed five runs on 11 hits in eight innings, walking two and striking out three. "I didn't feel very good at all," he said. "I was battling my pitches. They hit some balls hard, and when they didn't hit it hard, they found holes."

Analysis: Peavy won the NL Cy Young Award last yea, but this difficult season can't end soon enough. "It's disappointing without a doubt," he said. "I haven't been good enough to win for whatever the reason." Many of Peavy's numbers are comparable to his sensational season last year when he led the majors in ERA (2.54), topped the NL with 240 strikeouts and finished with a 19-6 record. With San Diego employing a six-man rotation, Peavy (9-11) is scheduled to get just two more starts. Even if he wins his final two outings, Peavy will finish with a non-winning record for the second time in three seasons. Still, you have to keep him active in Fantasy for his other numbers. His next start is scheduled for Friday at Washington

Not a good outing for the San Diego ace, as he got touched for two dingers, only the second time in his last 10 starts that he's allowed multiple homers. Peavy is winless in his last four outings, which is not good news for all the fantasy teams leaning on him down the stretch. The hard-throwing righty will look to get back on track next week in Washington.

Jake Peavy gave up more than ten hits for the first time all season in Friday night's loss to the Giants. San Francisco successfully connected 11 times, including two home runs, to beat the ace 5-2.Peavy might be losing a little motivation in the process of San Diego's pitiful season. He is now 9-11 and certainly is already looking ahead to 2009.

Jake Peavy gave up more than ten hits for the first time all season in Friday night's loss to the Giants. San Francisco connected 11 times, including two home runs, to beat the ace 5-2.Peavy might be losing a little motivation in the process of San Diego's pitiful season. He is now 9-11 and certainly is already looking ahead to 2009.

Chris Haft, of MLB.com, reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy has the National League's second-lowest ERA this season, but could finish the season with a losing record. He is only receiving 3.52 runs of support per nine innings this season.

MLB.com reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy (9-10, 2.63 ERA) will start Friday, Sept. 12, against the San Francisco Giants.

San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy allowed one run on five hits over seven innings Saturday, Sept. 6, against the Milwaukee Brewers, according to The Associated Press. He walked four and struck out five, and fell to 9-10 on the year despite lowering his ERA to 2.63. The Padres have scored an average of 3.69 runs per game to support Peavy, the fourth-lowest mark for any National League starter. It was only the third game this season in 25 starts where Peavy allowed four or more walks.

News: San Diego ace Jake Peavy pitched like one on Saturday against the Brewers and Ben Sheets. The only problem, as Peavy picked up his 10th loss, was that Sheets pitched even better. Peavy allowed just one run on five hits over seven strong innings. He walked four and had five K's and lowered his ERA to 2.63 on the year.

Analysis: Peavy has now allowed a total of three runs in his last three starts and has exactly zero wins to show for it. He hasn't won since Aug. 14 and that is trend that will probably continue while pitching for the poor Padres. He does have a good shot at win next week as he faces the lowly Giants on Friday

Jake Peavy suffered his tenth loss of the season on Saturday despite pitching well against a tough Brewers' lineup. He allowed just one run in seven innings. However, his control was a little off as he walked four.It's been an incredibly unfortunate season for Peavy who carries a 9-10 record despite just a 2.63 ERA. He remains one of the best pitchers in the game, but has been cursed with a terrible offense.

Peavy's third straight quality outing represented an unusually good appearance on the road. The righty has just a 4.23 ERA with a 64/31 K/BB ratio in 70 2/3 innings on the road, vs. a 1.40 ERA and a 96/22 K/BB ratio in 90 innings at PETCO Park. With those stats in mind, he should be dominating on Sept. 11 at home against the Giants.

San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy (9-9, 2.69 ERA) will start Saturday, Sept. 6, against the Milwaukee Brewers, according to The Associated Press.

Andrew Baggarly, of The San Jose Mercury News, reports San Francisco Giants SP Tim Lincecum gave up five runs in five innings Tuesday, Sept. 2, to add 17 points to his ERA, now 2.60. The ERA remains the lowest in the National League, ahead of San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy (2.69).

The Associated Press reports San Diego Padres SP Jake Peavy threw eight shutout innings Sunday, Aug. 31, and struck out 13 but received a no-decision when the bullpen blew the lead in the ninth inning. His 13 strikeouts were a season high. The right-hander lowered his major league-best home ERA to 1.40. Peavy also leads the majors with a 1.44 ERA in day games.