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| Height: 6-6
Weight: 225
Throws: R
Bats: R Born: May 14, 1977, Denver, CO Contract: Signed through 2010. |
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| September 22, 2006 As expected, the Blue Jays announced that Roy Halladay will not pitch again this season because of a strained right forearm, according to the AP. "I realized this was the best and smartest thing to do," said Halladay. |
| September 21, 2006 Roy Halladay isn't expected to pitch again this season after straining his right forearm in Wednesday's outing, according to the Toronto Sun. "He'll get tested further," manager John Gibbons said. "I would doubt that he'd pitch any more. It seems to me there'd be no need to but I'm not ready to say that tonight." Halladay finishes the year with 16 wins, a 3.19 ERA and a 5.40 K/9 rate - his lowest mark since 1999. Josh Towers will replace him in the rotation. |
| September 20, 2006 Roy Halladay left Wednesday night's game in the fourth inning with a strained forearm, according to the AP. After Bernie Williams fouled off a pitch, manager John Gibbons, pitching coach Brad Arnsberg and trainer George Poulis went to mound to see Halladay, who didn't even attempt one warmup pitch before leaving the field. |
| September 15, 2006 Roy Halladay started on Friday for the first time since Garret Anderson lined a single off his pitching elbow on Sunday. He allowed three runs and nine hits, while striking out five and walking one over nine innings. |
| September 13, 2006 Roy Halladay may miss his scheduled start Friday because of a line drive that hit him on his pitching elbow in his last start, but if he misses Friday's start he would just be pushed back to Saturday or Sunday, according to the AP. "He felt OK today throwing on the side," manager John Gibbons said. "As of right now, he's a go for Friday but that could change. We'll see how he feels tomorrow." Gustavo Chacin would probably get the start if Halladay can't pitch Friday. |
| September 12, 2006 Roy Halladay played catch with no problems on Tuesday and will throw on the side on Wednesday, according to the AP. Halladay was knocked out of Sunday's start against the Angels after Garret Anderson's line drive hit him on his pitching elbow. If Wednesday's throwing session goes well, Halladay should make his scheduled start Friday against Tampa Bay. |
| September 12, 2006 Roy Halladay, who left Sunday's start after taking a line drive off his pitching elbow, plans to make his next start on Friday, according to the Toronto Sun. "The plan is to play some catch (today) and then hopefully throw a light side (tomorrow)," he said. "We'll see how it is after that. I'm happy. It feels pretty good right now. There's not a lot of stiffness so I'm optimistic." |
| September 10, 2006 Roy Halladay left Sunday's game in the first inning when he took a line drive off his pitching elbow. If there's any question at all about Halladay's health, he'll probably be shut down for the rest of the season. |
| May 24, 2006 Roy Halladay will be given an extra day of rest before his next start, according to the AP. Halladay will pitch against Boston on Monday instead of Chicago on Sunday. Manager John Gibbons says Halladay is past the strained forearm that bothered him earlier this season. Rookie Ty Taubenheim will pitch Sunday against Chicago. |
| May 23, 2006 Blue Jays manager John Gibbons is toying with the idea of giving Roy Halladay an extra day of rest, according to the Toronto Sun. Halladay, who starts tonight, is slated to make his next start on Sunday, but he'll go on Monday if Gibbons decides to make the switch. If Halladay doesn't go on Monday, Ty Taubenheim will get the nod. |
| May 13, 2006 Roy Halladay tossed a complete game three-hitter against the Devil Rays on Saturday. The only run he allowed came on a solo homer by Jonny Gomes. Halladay is now 4-0 in five starts since missing time due to a right forearm strain in mid-April. |
| April 16, 2006 Roy Halladay threw a bullpen session on Sunday and said that he felt fine, according to the AP. Halladay is scheduled to throw again on Wednesday, and if all goes well he'll pitch against the Red Sox on Saturday. |
| April 15, 2006 Roy Halladay, who missed his scheduled start Friday with a sore forearm, did some throwing on Saturday and said the condition has improved, according to the AP. He is expected to make his next start next weekend against the Red Sox. |
| April 12, 2006 Blue Jays GM J.P Riccardi downplayed the strained forearm that will keep Roy Halladay from making his scheduled start Friday, according to the Toronto Star. "He can pitch now," Ricciardi said. "We just want to make sure he gets the rest he needs just to be ready 100 percent." |
| April 11, 2006 Roy Halladay will miss his next scheduled start Friday against the White Sox with a forearm injury, according to the AP. He is now slated to make his next start during a three-game series against Boston beginning April 21. Scott Downs will start on Friday in place of Halladay. |
| March 16, 2006 The Blue Jays signed Roy Halladay to a three-year contract extension worth $40 million on Thursday, according to the AP. The deal will keep Halladay with Toronto through the 2010 season. "Roy Halladay is the premier pitcher in the American League," Toronto president and CEO Paul Godfrey said. "To know he will be part of this organization for the next five seasons is a big, big plus. So if there is a poster boy as far as major league baseball is concerned, that's Roy Halladay and that's why we are thrilled to have him." |
| February 14, 2006 Roy Halladay has stated that the broken left leg he suffered in July is completely recovered, according to the Toronto Sun. "I think it was case of just not doing anything," Halladay said of his recovery. "It just kind of went away. I don't know if it was because I was not focusing on it or what, but after a being home a month I started doing things and I never really thought about it after that." |