Wow this is a shallow way to look at things. Peavy has only had one GM and thats Towers. We dont know what kind of relationship he has with Towers. The way you are describing the situation its like saying if Wood wanted to go to the Yankees when he was a FA, do you honestly think Wood would've told Hendry screw this trade me to the yankees. Unlike some people, Peavy probably feels he owes it to the Padres to help them out a little. Just because Peavy doesn't speak up and say screw this trade me, doesn't me he wants to be a Cub. Its not a question about Loyalty, its a question about professionalism and respect. While all that is true, Peavy could also use the respect angle against the Padres as well. They signed him to this deal how long ago, and now are trying to trade him. Peavy could feel like he owes them nothing since they are the ones who openly put him on the market, he didnt demand anything. Or he could be pissed at the organization for doing nothing to build a competitive ball club since he resigned. They were one of, if not the worst teams in baseball last year and are doing nothing to improves themselves in the immediate future and I doubt Peavy wants to be a part of it. A player of his caliber, reaching the prime/peak years of his career, probably doesn't want to be on a losing team for the next 5 years (which could likely be his best years).