Ricciardi: Jays "Have To Listen" On Halladay
MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com —
... Roy Halladay might be the best pitcher in the game; he's definitely the best pitcher on the trade market. Jays GM J.P. Ricciardi told Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports that he's ready to listen to offers for his ace pitcher. ...
Roy Halladay's Suitors
MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com —
... Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports that the Jays are open to offers for Roy Halladay. Here is Rosenthal's "largely speculative" list of possible destinations for the Jays righty: ...
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Amazin' Avenue —
... have a buyer for $900 million.
The Cubs have traded Ryan Freel to the Royals.
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Randy Johnson has been put on the DL with shoulder problems.
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Ken Rosenthal says the Blue Jays may be ready to trade Roy Halladay.
Jarrod Washburn threw a one-hitter ...
Bits on a Tuesday Morning
Bluebird Banter —
... To show the bad side of being noticed, Ken Rosenthal trots out the Halladay will be traded crap again. If you are a baseball expert, shouldn't you have to get things right now and then. I hate the title too, "Halladay all but gone in Toronto". How do you jump to that conclusion? Because JP said he would listen to offers for anybody. Ummmm of course he will listen, that's his job. Can you imagine a GM hanging up on another GM because he made an offer for the wrong guy? Ohwell, I guess trading for Doc is a dream for fans of all other teams. ...
Roy Halladay rumors to Yankees are serious
lenNY's Yankees —
... Earlier this morning, Ken Rosenthal reported that Roy Halladay is for sale, and Blue Jays GM J.P. Ricciardi is willing to deal to divisional opponents (including the Yankees and Red Sox). ...
How much for Halladay?
Angels blog —
73394596CC025_Toronto_Blue_ Blue Jays GM J.P. Ricciardi has publicly acknowledged what 29 other GMs had been crossing their fingers hoping for — he will listen to trade offers for Blue Jays ace and former Cy Young Award winner Roy Halladay. Angels GM Tony Reagins will not comment in any way but the most general terms regarding trade discussions. But the Blue Jays are one of the teams he has contacted in his pre-deadline pursuit of pitching help. Halladay would immediately slot into the top of the Angels’ rotation — or any other team’s, for that matter. But dealing for Halladay ...
Jays "shopping" Roy Halladay
The Bottom Line —
... . Earlier in the day Ricciardi first t old Ken Rosenthal of FoxSports.com that the Blue Jays would listen to offers for Halladay, telling Rosenthal, "We have to see what's out there." I'm not saying we're going to shop him. But if something makes sense, we at least have to listen. We're (leaning) more toward listening than we've ever been." It is believed the Blue Jays would prioritize getting back a shortstop and pitching in any deal for Halladay. Julio Lugo and Brad Penny. Done. Somebody call Ricciardi. Okay, seriously... to get Halladay, the Sox are going to have to include ...
Roamin' Halladay
Viva El Birdos —
... The big news of the day, of course, is that Roy Halladay, Toronto Blue Jay and ace par excellence, is apparently now on the trading block.There's already been a bit of discussion of the topic in ...
Roy Halladay: Realistic?
Fire Brand of the American League —
"The Red Sox playoff rotation has been finalized. Starting Game 1 at home against Detroit will be Josh Beckett with Roy Halladay to follow in Game 2. Jon Lester gets the nod in Game 3 in the Motor City."
It's entirely possible we could be hearing roughly those three sentences when the leaves change, the temperature drops, and the thoughts of ...
"(Leaning) More Towards Listening"
Fack Youk —
... At around 8:00 yesterday morning, Ken Rosenthal started chumming the water, and it's been a non-stop feeding frenzy ever since. Let the Roy Halladay sweepstakes begin.Oh, I bet this is going to be juicy! "We have to see what's out there," ...
Halladay and the Rangers -- a collection of links
Lone Star Ball —
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Roy Halladay: Philadelphia Phillies Must, Not Should, Acquire The Ace
2 Minutes to Midnight Green —
Roy Halladay could be on the move. Ken Rosenthal first reported yesterday that the Toronto Blue Jays will listen to offers about their stud ace, Roy Halladay, speculation started to fly around the sports world as if Brett Favre was considering a comeback. ESPN picked it up and ran with it, Comcast Sportsnet ran with it as well. Just about every source for baseball did as well like they did last season with C.C. Sabathia. This time last season, Sabathia was already traded to the Milwaukee Brewers. However for weeks prior to the blockbuster between the Cleveland Indians and the Brew Crew, there were ...
Trade Rumblings: Halladay Buzz Grows As Rangers Ride Andruw
Baseball Time in Arlington —
Question: If the definition of insanity is truly doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results, then what does that say about the mental integrity of homer-weary Angels right-handers Ervin Santana and Rich Thompson, who combined to feed Andruw Jones high fastballs not once, not twice, but thrice during Wednesday evening's series finale in Anaheim?
Yes, that would be the same Andruw Jones who presently ranks as one of the very best fastball hitters in the majors this season on a rate basis, producing 2.29 runs above average per 100 fastballs thus far in 2009 -- his best mark since his penultimate campaign in a Braves uniform ...
The Halladay Trade Talk
No, You're a Towel —
I have no sources, no inside knowledge, and hear no whisperings. So I'll let the experts say where they think Roy Halladay is going: I believe FOX Sports Ken Rosenthal was the first to break the story. He lists the Yankees, Red Sox, Phillies and White Sox as the top possibilities with the Dodgers, ...
Lazy Sunday with Fraying Edges
The DiaTribe —
... But back to the main course of this discussion, moving a MAJOR piece like Clifton Phifer at what could represent “peak” value for pitching, here’s Ken Rosenthal’s piece on the Blue Jays “allegedly” shopping (or at least listening to offers on) Roy Halladay. ...
Time To Talk About Pitching, I Suppose
Mike Scioscia's tragic illness —
... The problem is, this isn't the Dodgers system of 2006-07, utterly overflowing with prospects. All of those guys have graduated to become vital members of the team, and most rumors about the Dodgers and Halladay start ...
Game 106: Wasted Words
Fack Youk —
... This is the first time the Yanks have played the Blue Jays since the trade rumors about Roy Halladay started swirling. The two teams had just wrapped up a four game series which the Yankees won 3 of when Ken Rosenthal wrote that article on July 7th. One of those contests took place on the 4th of July, when the Yankees scored 5 runs off of Halladay and won in extra innings (in what might be the last game started by Chien Ming Wang as a Yankee, no less). Despite the successful outcome that day, I think most Yanks fans were either excited about the slim chance of acquiring Halladay ...
The Halladay Trade Saga
Batter's Box Interactive Magazine —
How, oh how, did everyone get so carried away?
Tuesday July 7 The Rosenthal column,." titled "Jays'-Halladay-all-but-gone-in-Toronto" In which he reports Ricciardi as saying "We have to see what's out there..."I'm not saying we're going to shop him. But if something makes sense, we at least have to listen. We're (leaning) more toward listening than we've ever been." Ricciardi, says Rosenthal: says the Jays will not trade Halladay if they do not receive the right offer, knowing that the team's best chance of competing next season is with the pitcher at the top of the rotation. Fair enough, but does Rosenthal ...





