After turning down some deals and remaining with the lowly Padres, it seemed that Jake Peavy would not pitch again this year, deciding to rest his banged up ankle.

But then, White Sox GM Kenny Williams dialed up the Padres on the non-waiver trade deadline day, asked the Padres if they were still willing to deal Peavy and here we are, a few days away from Peavy possibly making his White Sox debut.

Here’s the story: http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/baseball/whitesox/chi-25-white-sox-brite-chicago-aug25,0,884357.story

I’d highly recommend not starting Peavy right away, obviously because he hasn’t pitched in quite some time. But monitor his upcoming start and begin thinking about penciling Peavy into your starting rotation if you’re still fighting for a playoff spot.

– Alex Seixeiro

No real surprise here, as Bedard is about as injury prone as Jason Schimdt, Vladimir Guerrero and Ian Kinsler.

Here’s the story: http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=4386370&campaign=rss&source=MLBHeadlines

Unless you’re in a deep keeper league, it’s safe to cut Bedard from your fantasy roster.

I can hear laughter from afar. Who’s that? Yup, it’s the Baltimore Orioles organization, chuckling at there steal of sending Bedard to Seattle for Adam Jones, George Sherrill and Chris Tillman.

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Myself, Ryan Fabro and Ben Ennis tackle a variety of issues including the partnership between the Red Sox and John Smoltz that is no more. We also look at the Twins acquiring Carl Pavano, young pitchers who could make there mark on the end of the season, while taking your emails and concluding with our pick-up’s of the week.

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