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Wow. I doubt the Cards would pay the price, but I'd love to see this guy in St Louis. How tough would a rotation feturing Halladay, Carpenter and Wainwright be? I'm not sure what his contract status is, but Halladay would make a great Cardinal.

i may be biased cos i'm a jays fan but i'm pretty sure this is just a rumour..it has to do with some comments he made at the all star game..yes he's frustrated but i think he'll put up with it until the start of next season..then maybe he'll go

Dodgers would make alot of sense......They have the prospects to get a deal done.

Proof?

True, the Dodgers would be the best-equipped out of that bunch. Still, they need hitting more than they need pitching.

Kemp, Lowe & Hu for Hallday

ill give up brian anderson and garcia for halladay maybe even rasmus

I'm sure it's just a rumor; but, yes Halliday is absolutely worth dealing premium prospects. He's signed through 2010.

I hope Cashman can land him...although the Jays would be stupid to trade him within the division.

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I agree, TBJ, I figure this is a very unlikely possibility and is just a rumor, but if the Jays are going to move him, I hope Mozeliak gives it serious consideration.

Chris - I think I would probably part with Rasmus and Anderson and one of the young pitchers to land Halladay....

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I probably could've done more research on this, but would it be that far fetched for the brewers to go after him? They have continually expressed how they want to win now and are willing to give up premier prospects. (Which they still have many) And the fact that Sheets and Sabbathia are most l ikely gone after this year the brewers would have Halladay till 2010. They could drop the McClung and Bush platoon...and have arguably one of the best starting 5 ever compiled....Sabbathia, Sheets, Holladay, Parra, Suppan....I can dream.

what about givin up weeks, gwynn jr. and gammel. someone tell me why this wouldnt work.

bk2scu - there have been better starting rotations.

See Atanta circa 1996. They had three HOF and two all-star starters. Maddox, Glavine, Smoltz, Avery, and Neagle. They didn't win the WS.

There have been others; but, that rotation is the best in recent memory.

very true

the braves didnt have albert did they

and has any one noticed his lack of home runs scince july 4th

I have noticed that. Our common theory is that he is seriously pressing with men on base. I hope he isn't hurt in some way......and just playing through it.

The games I've watched I saw Albert swinging at pitches well off the plate. He's dropping them for hits; but, he can't drive them with any power.

Any team would be crazy not to deal a few prospects to get Halladay. I would love to see this guy pitching in the playoffs, just not against the Red Sox. He is one of the best 5 pitchers in baseball right now.