If the Toronto Blue Jays plan on dealing Roy Halladay, they better get it done by the start of next season.
ESPN The Magazine's Buster Olney reports this morning that Halladay has agreed to waive his no-trade clause, but only until the start of next season. If a deal is not done by then, Halladay would then pitch the entire 2010 campaign in Toronto.
Halladay's plan would reduce the Jays' leverage in working out a deal. His "preferred destinations are the Yankees, Red Sox, Phillies or Angels," wrote Olney on Saturday. ESPN
Well Figuring I think Doc is coming to Sox, I'm happy to know when he is coming here. Halladay may be older and have a lot of mileage on his arm but all of that is irrelevant, he is an old time pro and will be good until the day he retires. To all the people who are saying they wouldn't give up Buchholz, shut up. Halladay is triple the times of a pitcher Clay is and ever going to be. I will gladly take a few championships with Doc, then wait around for Clay to hit his stride.
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