Found December 19, 2011 on Buzz On Broad: Yardbarker Blogger Network
So what that it is below 40 degrees in Philly? Roy Halladay does not care. This photo, courtesy of managing editor of NHL.com Adam Kimelman, is just another example of the kind of work ethic Halladay has. Doc continued to play some long toss today regardless of the Winter Classic preparations going on around him. There is a reason he is the best in the business.
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