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"Anywhere he goes," said agent Barry Axelrod, "we're going to have to have a full no-trade. That's a position we would take." Peavy has full no-trade rights through 2010 stemming from the three-year extension the Padres gave him last December. But in 2011, he can be traded without his consent to fourteen teams, and in 2012-13, he can block a trade to only eight clubs. |
Padres' pitcher Jake Peavy doesn't know where he'll end up this winter, but he definitely wants a no-trade clause regardless.