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Richard Griffin of the Toronto Star believes the Mets are among 10 teams that come close to matching up with the Blue Jays, in a deal for Roy Halladay …i wrote the following in early October, and i still feel the same… …much like with the Johan... Full Article at Sports Blogs
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The Twins need an ace. They unequivocally need a pitcher who can go out every fifth day and shut a team down. They need a pitcher with a Jack Morris mentality. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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Richard Griffin of the Toronto Star believes the Mets are among 10 teams that come close to matching up with the Blue Jays, in a deal for Roy Halladay …i wrote the following in early October, and i still feel the same… …much like with the Johan... Full Article at Metsblog.com
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TORONTO — About the easiest thing to find as baseball’s general manager’s meetings started in Chicago Monday were teams that would like to add Toronto Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay. Full Article at Canada.com
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about 1 month ago: Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Roy Halladay throws against the Seattle Mariners during first-inning AL baseball game action in Toronto, Friday, Sept. 25, 2009. Full Article at FakeTeams
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We've got [Scott] Baker, [Nick] Blackburn, and we fully expect [Kevin] Slowey to come back [from wrist surgery]
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We were really excited when we found out he was available ... There were some unresolved issues, and they gave him a chance to go out and look around, and he very quickly moved up to the top of our list.
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He was always sitting talking with Halladay ... Arnie was a hard worker, but I didn't have as much (of a relationship) with Brad as the other (Jays) pitching coaches (I've worked with).
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My gut is Doc wants to be on a winning team, and whether he comes back here next year, he's going to be gone the next year, I'm pretty sure of it ... It's not about money with Doc. It's about him being on a winning team.
