Found July 07, 2009 on
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Roy Halladay
With word circulating that Toronto ace Roy Halladay is potentially on the table, the Phillies are of course put at the top of the list of potential suitors.
ESPN’s Buster Olney:
Right now, the team most aggressively searching for a frontline starting pitcher is the Philadelphia Phillies, who no doubt would covet Halladay for their particular [...]
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And neither does The Ack. But, really, we're left with no choice.It's not news that J.P. Ricciardi will listen to offers for Roy Halladay; that's his job, fools.What is news, and worthy of a drink or seven, is the fact that Ricciardi has "spoken with [Doc] and prepared him for the possibility that he will bring trade possibilities to the pitcher in the weeks or months ahead."Now...
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I don’t often advocate for my team to “mortgage the future” so to speak, but I do ocassionaly make an exception when that player immediately makes my team the prohibitive favorite to make the World Series.
That player has become available.
That player is Roy Halladay.
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TORONTO (AP) -- Blue Jays general manager J.P. Ricciardi says he's willing to listen to offers for ace Roy Halladay.
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TORONTO (AP) -- Blue Jays general manager J.P. Ricciardi says he's willing to listen to offers for ace Roy Halladay.
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That's what some lazy punster of a headline writer will say if and when Roy Halladay gets traded. Because his will be the game changer deal of the free agency. So, because we can't trust J.P. Riccardi to make a good decision? I will tell you what teams would be the best fits.5. MilwaukeeThe Brewers have interesting pieces, but with such a dearth of pitching prospects and the double...
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July 07, 2009
It would cost a fair number of prospects. Yes, maybe Justin Smoak and a pitching prospect. Maybe even a catcher too. FoxSports.com writes about the teams that could have an interest in Halladay and includes the Rangers.
But the bigger issue would be the Rangers' ability to afford Halladay's long-term salary. Halladay is signed through 2010, so it wouldn't be just for this season...
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If there's one thing Ken Rosenthal knows how to do, it's create a shitstorm of unsubstantiated rumours and malarkey that coats the entire baseballblogosphere with its retched brown inaccuracy. But this time, he got a quote straight from J.P. Ricciardi's mouth regarding otherworldly pitcher and eventual All Star Game starter Roy Halladay's trade prospects:
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I know it’s July, but some teams are already going “Holliday” shopping. Or perhaps “Halladay” shopping?
That’s because we’re in that month of the season where MLB teams not only face the trade deadline, but are looking at two of the better players on the market in Matt Holliday and Roy Halladay.
The news that Toronto Blue Jays general manager J...
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