Wish the Braves weren't such cheap asses.. a Halladay-Hanson 1-2 punch would be nasty
Jays open to offers for Halladay
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I say he ends up somewhere in the NL; The Mets don't have the pieces to acquire him, tough break. (lawlz)
I'm guessing he'll end up on the Phillies, Dodgers, Cardinals or Cubs.Last edited by Anthony; 07-07-2009, 05:23 PM.Comment
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I don't see the Blue Jays trading in their own division; they'll have to face him atleast 3-4 times a year & that's something NO team wants on their schedule.
I say he ends up somewhere in the NL; The Mets don't have the pieces to acquire him, tough break. (lawlz)
I'm guessing he'll end up on the Phillies, Dodgers, Cardinals or Cubs.Comment
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Alfonso Soriano and Rich Harden for Halladay.
I'd love it.Comment
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Wish the Braves weren't such cheap asses.. a Halladay-Hanson 1-2 punch would be nasty
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=4311661
Halladay-Hudson-Hanson: Preparation H.Comment
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But doubt that happens because Epstein would probably not want to trade all his pitching prospects
But I can hope........Comment
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Right now, the team most aggressively searching for a front-line starting pitcher is the Philadelphia Phillies, who no doubt would covet Halladay for their particular park for his ability to generate ground balls and missed swings -- he has a ground ball/fly ball ratio of 1.30, to go along 98 strikeouts in 116 innings this season. The question about the Phillies -- as it is with most teams these days, when the value of young players has never been higher -- is whether they would be willing to give up what the Jays would require in trade. - Buster Olney
Amaro didn't return phone calls yesterday, but one member of his inner circle said the Phils were serious about pursuing Halladay, who has a career record of 141-68, and described the prospect of getting him as "exciting."Last edited by Obst; 07-08-2009, 11:02 AM.Comment
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