ROY HALLADAY RUMORS & GOSSIP
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Roy Halladay (credits below) The Philadelphia Phillies have placed their right-handed ace, Roy Halladay, on the 15-day disabled list with a grade 1/2 strain of his right latissimus dorsi. Multiple outlets suggest Halladay will be shelved for three weeks and will need six-to-eight weeks total before a possible return to the bump. Prior to hitting the disabled list, Halladay didn&rsquo...
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Roy Halladay Gets Second Opinion On Injury, Will Hold Press Conference Tomorrow
I don't know if this is something to be worried or excited about.
According to MLB's Todd Zolecki, Phillies' ace Roy Halladay has gotten a second opinion on his shoulder injury this afternoon.
Halladay met with Dr. David Altchek today to receive a second opinion on his grade 1 - grade 2 strained lat muscle that landed him on the DL yesterday. It's not surprising...
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Two years later, how things have changed for Doc
Roy Halladay is 4-5 with a 3.98 ERA this season. He is out six-to-eight weeks with a right latissimus dorsi strain. (Phillies Network/Kevin Durso)
May 29, 2010: the day Roy Halladay carved his name into Phillies’ lore forever.
May 29, 2012: arguably Halladay’s worse moment since he was traded to the Phillies.
In Halladay’s third season with the Phillies, the numbers...
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Phillies ace Halladay out 6-8 weeks
Philadelphia Phillies ace Roy Halladay has been put on the disabled list because of a strained right shoulder and is expected to be out of the rotation for six to eight weeks.
Phillies assistant general manager Scott Proefrock delivered the news before the Phillies played the New York Mets on Tuesday night.
Halladay was pulled from Sunday's start after just two innings. At...
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UPDATE: Doc to DL: Halladay out 6-8 weeks with lat strain
Roy Halladay is 4-5 with a 3.98 ERA in 11 starts this season. Halladay could be DL bound after leaving his last start early with right shoulder soreness. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)
UPDATE (4:30 p.m.): This is not what the Phillies needed right now. They have won 11 of their last 16 games and appeared to finally be rounding the corner on some early season struggles. But the injury...
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Roy Halladay's Possible Setback Could Put Phillies' Championship Window in Jeopardy
Since his days in Toronto, Roy Halladay has been the model of steadiness. He's been dominant and reliable as a starter, notching winning seasons every single year since 2005. The Phillies ace hasn't posted a losing record for a season since 2000 –– when he was 23 years old and totaled a 4-7 record in his second full year as a pro. That reputation makes Halladay's...
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Wainwright's stock rising, Halladay's descends
ST. LOUIS Adam Wainwright continued his post-Tommy John resurgence Sunday afternoon on a steamy day at Busch Stadium. Roy Halladay may have finally provided some answers for his rough start.
In a battle of two former 20-game winners, Wainwright allowed just one run in six innings and picked up his second straight win while Halladay allowed a grand slam to Yadier Molina and departed...
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THE DOC IS OUT
Halladay leaves with shoulder injury
Roy Halladay was pulled on Sunday after just two innings of work with shoulder soreness. With the way he's pitched this season, many have wondered if Halladay is fighting through some sort of injury.
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MLB Sells Roy Halladay Bobblehead Depicting Right-Hander as Lefty
Bobbleheads have always been a popular way to pay homage to the superstars in Major League Baseball. Superstars like Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Roy Halladay. With two Cy Young awards, a perfect game and a playoff no-hitter under his belt, Halladay has quickly become one of the most prominent righty hurlers in the league. The only problem is, someone forgot to tell the makers of...
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MLB pulls Roy Halladay bobblehead fail from website
Looks closely at the photos above and tell me what you see. At first glance, you might see another typical bobblehead that looks nothing like the person it is supposed to be. The face is not very Roy Halladay, but what else is new? This lovely collectible is available for purchase at MLB.com and was brought to our attention by this Halladay fan blog. Have you figured it out yet?...
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