Jays open to offers for Halladay

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  • NAHSTE
    Probably owns the site
    • Feb 2009
    • 22233

    #31
    Originally posted by Leftwich
    This is the wrong time in the season to pursue him. Roy Halladay is lights out before the All Star Break but only wins 61% of his games after the All Star Break. Don't get me wrong he is a great pitcher and everything but he kinda breaks down after mid July.

    I could be wrong though... if he goes to a team like Philly with good run support, he could turn it all around.
    You know that's pretty good right? Plus whoever trades for him now gets him for all of next year too.

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    • Slateman
      Junior Member
      • Apr 2009
      • 2777

      #32
      Originally posted by Bob Kuzzy
      What the fuck the Yankees gonna trade us for Roy?
      Originally posted by Anthony
      Austin Jackson, Ian Kennedy & a gift card. lolz
      Actually, the Yanks have enought to get Halladay if they really want him.

      Hughes/Joba + Montero + Austin Jackson + a player to be named later

      Didn't say it would be cheap.
      Originally posted by the_obst
      One source told Ed Price of MLB Fanhouse that "the Phillies are leaders at this point" in the Roy Halladay sweepstakes. However, that doesn't mean the Jays ace will be dealt. As another source points out, J.P. Ricciardi is not in a hurry to trade Halladay, so there's an equal chance he stays in Toronto.

      And the haul Halladay could bring? The Erik Bedard trade (Adam Jones, George Sherrill and others) and the Dan Haren trade (Carlos Gonzalez, Brett Anderson and others) could be benchmarks.

      Jon Heyman of SI.com heard from an executive who believes the Jays would hesitate to deal Halladay within their own division. Does that make the Phillies favorites?

      The executives who spoke with Joel Sherman of the New York Post believe the Phillies are the frontrunners for Halladay. The Phillies want to win now and they think Halladay's ground ball-based approach would thrive in their homer-friendly park.
      Yet the Mets got Santana for so much less. I really don't get that.
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