[EmpireWF]

Hinted by the Gaslamp Ball Padres blog, Jake Peavy, one of the best NL pitchers, had a record of 5-11 going into yesterday's game. With the win, he's 6-11. How is that possible?

The Padres are above .500 (albeit a few games) and tied with the DBacks at .5 games out of the wild card.

[ThePundit]

Originally Posted by EmpireWF

Hinted by the Gaslamp Ball Padres blog, Jake Peavy, one of the best NL pitchers, had a record of 5-11 going into yesterday's game. With the win, he's 6-11. How is that possible?

The Padres are above .500 (albeit a few games) and tied with the DBacks at .5 games out of the wild card.

Peavy's numbers aren't great this year. He's a got 4.58 ERA and 1.29 WHIP. While this WHIP is not horrible, it's not near the 1.00 that it should be for someone of Peavy's caliber.

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by EmpireWF

Hinted by the Gaslamp Ball Padres blog, Jake Peavy, one of the best NL pitchers, had a record of 5-11 going into yesterday's game. With the win, he's 6-11. How is that possible?

The Padres are above .500 (albeit a few games) and tied with the DBacks at .5 games out of the wild card.

Best thing about Peavy is I traded him for Albert Pujols early this year... ...Peavy is better than his record...he'll be back. Hopefully he won't be the next Oliver Perez.