Looking Deepe... er, or Honestly into (trading for) Roy Halladay
I promised I wouldn't do it... get all caught up into this ridiculous speculation that the Jays were just going to dump Roy Halladay into our roster if we gave them Melky and Ian and maybe Aceves and, I don't know, Hughes or (but not both) AJax if they asked nice enough.
But I feel I must and inspired by bforce3000 and others let's take a deep and honest look into this...
What happened to Ricciardi stating that in order for them to move Halladay the trading team would have to include (along with other pieces) a near MLB ready blue chip SS prospect?
That counts out the Yanks, me thinks.
SIs Jon Heyman tweeted about it here: http://twitter.com/SI_JonHeyman/status/2522377372
Also, Mark Feinsand of the NY Daily News: "Halladay may be traded and he may not. Either way, I would almost guarantee it won’t be here." He doesn't believe the Yankees are willing to accept one of the Jays' bad contracts along with Halladay, nor does he think a deal including Phil Hughes, Joba Chamberlain and Austin Jackson would appeal to GM Brian Cashman. (this paragraph was copied, without permission, from here)
Let's drop this insane talk about getting Halladay and get back to something more stimulating like bashing Joba cuz... well, I guess we're pissed that he was pulled away from thankless (what???? Holds count too!!!) 8th inning bullpen duty (which he did fantastically btw in 59 magical innings!) and now seeing him develop as a starter just doesn't do it for my man-crush anymore :(
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LOL @ last paragraph..
the thing is the fans,owners,players,coaches,media,ballboys,premium seat occupants(though invisible) have a win now mentality.If I was Cashman, would I at least inquire? Yes. At the risk of losing too much? No.
by ReggieARodJeter on Jul 14, 2009 1:29 PM EDT reply actions
But not the Roy Halladay who pitched in last night’s all-star game. That would be bad.
by The Brain part II on Jul 15, 2009 2:05 PM EDT reply actions
Halladay is so committed to the Jays that he was purposefully shitty on National TV to hurt his tradeability.
Happiness is a long walk with a putter in your hand.
by craig in calgary on Jul 15, 2009 6:51 PM EDT up reply actions

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