Same spreadsheet, plugging in 6/14 wins vs. 6/8 wins versus payroll and tracking how the team ranked 6/14 vs. 6/8:

Florida Marlins, 0
Tampa Bay Rays, 0
Oakland Athletics, 0
Pittsburgh Pirates, 0
Arizona Diamondbacks, 0
Minnesota Twins, 0
Baltimore Orioles, 0
Texas Rangers, -1
Washington Nationals, 1
Kansas City Royals, 0
Cincinnati Reds, 0
Milwaukee Brewers, 0
San Diego Padres, -4
Philadelphia Phillies, 1
St. Louis Cardinals, 1
Cleveland Indians, 0
Colorado Rockies, -2
San Francisco Giants, 0
Houston Astros, 4
Chicago Cubs, 0
Toronto Blue Jays, -1
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, 1
Boston Red Sox, -1
Atlanta Braves, 1
Chicago White Sox, 0
Los Angeles Dodgers, 0
New York Mets, 0
Detroit Tigers, -1
Seattle Mariners, 1
New York Yankees, 0

Obviously, San Diego needs to shop Jake Peavey to the Yankees for Joba and/or Phil and/or batters.

"On December 12, 2007, he {Peavy] signed a 4 year extension, worth $52 million with the Padres."

That's chump-change for a cash-rich, success-poor Steinbrenner-family-led team...

The Yanks are desperate as Clemens isn't an option for a mid-season "infusion" of starting pitching...