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Roy Halladay
Roy Halladay is a professional baseball player. He's a right-handed pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays and wears number 32. He is managed by pitching manager Brad Arnsberg.
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The L.A. Angels have been one of the many potential suitors seeking to make a trade to land Roy Halladay, the Toronto Blue Jays' ace. The Angels will need to trade a lot as Halladay will cost a pretty penny.
The Angels should trade players that are at their peak value, and who the team could easily lose in one more season.
The Blue Jays expect a team to hand over one of its young starting pitchers to get Halladay. Jered Weaver, Ervin Santana...
- MLB Trade Rumors: Roy Halladay at What Cost? (faketeams.com)
The Canadian Press reports that former Blue Jays general manaber J.P. Ricciardi told SIRIUS XM Radio's MLB Home Plate that Roy Halladay wants out of Toronto.
The pitcher has set a spring training deadline for any deal. The Yankees are expected...
From yanksblog.com
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- Former Blue Jays GM says Halladay wants to go (torontonews.net)
- Ricciardi: Halladay wants out of Toronto (sportsnet.ca)
- Jays get Roy-al ultimatum (rss.canoe.ca)
I f Jake Peavy had said no thanks to the White Sox last July, general manager Ken Williams almost certainly would be in the middle of negotiations to bring Roy Halladay to Chicago. The Cubs likewise ...
From torontonews.net
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- Toronto Blue Jays will only regress (news.google.com)
- The Roy Halladay Debate Continues (bleacherreport.com)
- Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Roy Halladay's reps say he won't accept proposed... (sports.espn.go.com)
Recent history suggests the meetings are more like an extended chess game between general managers, agents and non-tethered players. The talent pool is thinner this year than in the past, which figures to intensify the maneuvering.
From northjersey.com
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- Angels have wish list, but might have to limit purchases (ocregister.com)
Gordon Edes of ESPN Boston says the Red Sox are concerned about paying the combination of players and money it might take to acquire Roy Halladay from the Blue Jays.
…it’s hard to tell whether or not this is Boston’s poker face, but i would think that any team has to be concerned about what it [...]
From metsblog.com
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- Improving the rotation without adding Roy Halladay (pinstripealley.com)
