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Jake Peavy to South Side pending approval


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He'll need to waive the no trade clause.

Could happen, but I'd think he'd wait til the trade deadline to see if he can get on a contender.

Are the WSox a contender, maybe, with him.

Sports talkers here say the deal is done, pending the ok from Jake.

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The more I see of the AL Central, the more willing I am to retract my defense of the division.

It really sux.

So it COULD be just the push they need to win that suckfest.

Does it get them any further than a first round exit in the playoffs?

Probably not, but you have to be in it to win it. And as the Cardinals proved a few years back, you get hot at the right time and anything can happen in October. (This was my point when arguing against the assumption that one division or one league is SOOOO much better than any other cuz you never know)

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