Red Sox Prospect Buchholz Looking Too Good to Give Up For Halladay

by Ed PriceFiled under: Blue Jays, Brewers, Phillies, Red Sox, Rockies, MLB Inside Scoop, MLB Trade DeadlineThe Red Sox seem to have indications from the Blue Jays that they could put together the best package for ace Roy Halladay. But that package would almost certainly include pitching prospect Clay Buchholz, and in his season big-league debut Friday he was "so good that I don't know if we want to move him," one Boston source said. Buchholz, 24, allowed one run on four hits in 5 2/3 innings and hit 96 mph with his fastball.Meanwhile, Philadelphia and Milwaukee have representatives in Toronto this weekend, perhaps to see Halladay pitch Sunday. Former Phillies GM Pat Gillick, now a senior advisor, was on hand, while the Brewers were doubly represented, by assistant general manager Gord Ash and director of pro scouting Dick Groch. But Milwaukee has told teams it will not move its best prospects. Red Sox Prospect Buchholz Looking Too Good to Give Up For Halladay original...