The Angels have resumed their pursuit of pitcher Roy Halladay, the Toronto Blue Jays ace who would be an extremely attractive alternative to free-agent right-hander John Lackey, with whom the team continues to negotiate. Full Article at Los Angeles Times

So apparently the Dodgers are in the mix for an ace named Roy Halladay. Bloggers, writers, panelists, and commentators across the country are all leaning towards a "no deal" mentality especially if it means trading Chad Billingsley or Clayton Kershaw. Full Article at Bleacher Report

There has been a lot of speculation about Roy Halladay becoming a Yankee. I'm sure you get a lot of these "general manager-wannabe" potential trades. I believe once Halladay was in New York, he could be signed long-term. What might it take? -- Aaron C. Full Article at MLB.com

The World Series may still be fresh in your mind, but MLB GMs are already focusing on next season. Thankfully, Ken Rosenthal and Jon Paul Morosi have all the latest gossip and buzz. Note: All times listed are ET. Full Article at FOX Sports

It's never easy when a franchise player for a sports team announces he will test the market when his contract expires. It's even less easy when that player is one of the main reasons tickets are sold. Thus is life in Toronto. Full Article at Associated Content

The Yankees could easily get into the Roy Halladay hunt if they’re willing to part with Phil Hughes or Joba Chamberlain, which they apparently are. Full Article at LoHud.com

ESPN.com reports that Roy Halladay will not re-sign with the Toronto Blue Jays after his contract expires at the end of the 2010 season assuming that he is still a Blue Jay for this coming season. Full Article at Bleacher Report

Roy Halladay probably won’t stay in Toronto beyond the 2010 season — if he stays that long. Once his contract expires after the 2010 season, the ace pitcher is not interested in re-signing with the Blue Jays, the New York Post and MLB.com reported. Full Article at Columbia Tribune

The New York Yankees are quite easily the most loved baseball team in MLB. They are probably even hands down the most loved team in all of sports. They have fans not only all over the nation, but across the whole world, too. Full Article at Associated Content

Jays pitcher Roy Halladay delivers to the Tampa Bay Rays. (AP Photo/Brian Blanco) Alex Anthopoulos may be walking into the perfect storm. He has Roy Halladay out there. Available. Full Article at Canoe

"I'm looking forward to Indianapolis. I think it'll be an exciting time for the game." Full Article at Sports Blogs

We have been subjected to every theoretical trade scenario under the sun since Roy Halladay was rumored to be available via trade last season. Full Article at Bleacher Report

The president of the Toronto Blue Jays is the latest from the organization to publicly suggest that pitcher Roy Halladay is not interested in re-signing with the club once his current contract expires at the end of next season. Full Article at CBC News

Toronto Blue Jays starter Roy Halladay throws to first to retire Boston Red Sox's Joey Gathright on a grounder to the mound during the first inning of a baseball game at Fenway Park in Boston on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2009. Full Article at Canoe

Roy Halladay is reportedly not interested in re-signing with the Toronto Blue Jays once his current contract expires at the end of next season. Full Article at AM640 Toronto

Will Roy Halladay be wearing a different jersey when the 2010 season opens up? NEW YORK -- Roy Halladay is reportedly not interested in re-signing with the Toronto Blue Jays once his current contract expires at the end of next season. Full Article at Sports News Canada

I saw this question posed as a FanPost on another site and thought it was a pretty good idea for a slow, pre-Thanskgiving weekend. So who's your favorite baseball player that's not an Oriole? Least favorite non-O? Why? Full Article at Camden Chat :: A Baltimore Orioles Blog

So, last week, the rumors resurfaced that the Phillies are still trying to acquire Roy Halladay from the Toronto Blue Jays, and the memories of the hours leading up to the trade deadline in July relinquished. Full Article at Bleacher Report

The free agent signing bonanza has unofficially began. I say unofficially because in my mind it doesn't really start until a big name free agent is signed. Heck, even a semi-big name will do. Full Article at Associated Content