Originally posted by darvlay
You do sound like a homer.
oh right, discount the argument just because i'm a jays fan? Fine, I won't waste my time if that's how it goes. Let the players speak then.
He’s probably the best starter in baseball, I would think,” Jeter said.
"In my opinion, Halladay is going to be a Hall of Fame pitcher," said Youkilis. "He's so unique in today's game."
"Doc is a Hall of Fame-type pitcher," manager Cito Gaston said after Halladay completed his masterpiece.
"You could throw an All-Star team out there" Derek Jeter said, "and I don't think it would have done much against Halladay."
"That's as good as anyone's ever been that I've caught," catcher Rod Barajas marvelled afterward. "It was remarkable. Everything was perfect."
Said Alex Rodriguez: "It's pretty much self-explanatory ... Even if you're swinging the bats and scoring eight or nine runs a game, he could shut you down."
Jeter said. "If you face him four or five times a game, you might see one ball over the middle of the plate."
"And he's a workhorse -- you know he's going to be out there eight innings on every start," Tampa Bay rookie All-Star Evan Longoria said. "If you are hoping you are not going to get that third at-bat versus him, you better change your mind."
He was slated to be the starter in 2005 but he took a Kevin Mench liner of his leg, breaking it. This cost him the all-star start and likely another Cy Young, which would have probably made him a lock for the hall of fame.
http://www.sportsline.com/mcc/messages/chrono/9171424/0/0/9175048#ID9175048
Halladay's 33 complete games since 2003 is the most in the major leagues.
5 time All Star
Cy Young Winner
Yet you guys discount all of his accomplishments because I am a jays fan? Typical RHP trash.
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