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Tag Archives: blue jays
The Price for Roy Halladay
According to a “high-ranking official” cited in an article by The National Post, the Toronto Blue Jays will take as much time as needed to trade Roy Halladay — if they trade him at all. Would they actually keep Halladay … Continue reading
Posted in 09-10 Offseason, Buzz, Rumors
Tagged blue jays, david cooper, fernando martinez, ike davis, mike hampton, mike pelfrey, roy halladay
10 Comments
Jones, Gonzalez, Vizquel Off the Table
The first free agents of this winter’s pool have agreed to terms with new teams: Alex Gonzalez has moved on to the Toronto Blue Jays, and both Andruw Jones and Omar Vizquel are moving from Texas to the Chicago White … Continue reading
Posted in 09-10 Offseason, Latest Mets News
Tagged alex gonzalez, andruw jones, blue jays, omar vizquel, white sox
1 Comment
Mets in Three-way for Overbay?
The latest column from Ken Rosenthal reports that the Mets, Cubs, and Blue Jays are engaged in talks that would send Luis Castillo to Chicago, Milton Bradley to Toronto, and Lyle Overbay to New York. Hat tip to loyal MetsToday … Continue reading
Posted in 09-10 Offseason, Rumors
Tagged blue jays, cubs, luis castillo, lyle overbay, milton bradley
15 Comments
Why and How the Mets Should Trade for Roy Halladay
(NOTE: this article is by MetsToday contributing writer and resident stathead Matt Himelfarb — be kind, and keep an open mind) Rumors of the Dodgers recent financial troubles due to the McCourts’ nasty split should be welcome news to the … Continue reading
Posted in 09-10 Offseason, Pitching Staff
Tagged blue jays, david purcey, lyle overbay, matt himelfarb, roy halladay
5 Comments
Mets Shopping for Halladay?
The New York Times is reporting that the Mets may go after Roy Halladay, if in fact the Toronto Blue Jays make him available this winter. As MetsBlog notes, the fact the Mets have little in the way of near-ready … Continue reading
Two Men Who Can Help the Mets: J.P. Ricciardi and Kevin Towers
Over the past 24 hours, two MLB general managers were relieved of their duties. New Padres owner Jeff Moorad fired Kevin Towers and the Blue Jays let go J.P. Ricciardi. Ricciardi was the golden boy oft-mentioned in Moneyball, but was … Continue reading
Posted in Latest Mets News
Tagged blue jays, jp ricciardi, kevin towers, omar minaya, padres
7 Comments
Someone Is On Crack
By now you’ve read or heard about Jon Heyman’s SI column reporting that the Mets turned down a Blue Jays trade proposal for Roy Halladay. According to Heyman: Toronto’s request of the Mets for star pitcher Roy Halladay was for … Continue reading
Posted in Shea What?
Tagged blue jays, jon heyman, jp ricciardi, omar minaya, roy halladay
9 Comments
Window Shopping with Empty Pockets
It’s the same old, same old — the July 31st trading deadline nears, the Mets are desperate to acquire some players, but simply do not have the necessary chips to bring in what they need. This year, though, there’s a big difference. Read on … Continue reading