by Werthless » Fri Dec 18, 2009 13:26:29
jerseyhoya wrote:jamiethekiller wrote:you're all probably right.
i just can't shake it out of my head the braves steam rolling every team they face. they may not hit like us, but they're going to win a ton of games 3-1.
If the Braves win 100 games, that's why god invented the wild card
by GrizzledVeteran » Fri Dec 18, 2009 14:16:18
by PTOITWCFTPP » Fri Dec 18, 2009 14:18:23
GrizzledVeteran wrote:Just saw Halladay T-shirts on sale at Modell's at the Gallery on Market Street.
by pperc15 » Fri Dec 18, 2009 14:27:36
GrizzledVeteran wrote:Just saw Halladay T-shirts on sale at Modell's at the Gallery on Market Street.
by PTOITWCFTPP » Fri Dec 18, 2009 14:30:21
pperc15 wrote:GrizzledVeteran wrote:Just saw Halladay T-shirts on sale at Modell's at the Gallery on Market Street.
4-6 week back order at the mlb shop online. but it is buy one get one 40% off any item and there are coupon codes floating around the internet for an extra 20% off entire order at mlb shop.
by pperc15 » Fri Dec 18, 2009 14:33:53
PTOITWCFTPP wrote:pperc15 wrote:GrizzledVeteran wrote:Just saw Halladay T-shirts on sale at Modell's at the Gallery on Market Street.
4-6 week back order at the mlb shop online. but it is buy one get one 40% off any item and there are coupon codes floating around the internet for an extra 20% off entire order at mlb shop.
Do you happen to know any of these codes?
by PTOITWCFTPP » Fri Dec 18, 2009 14:35:39
pperc15 wrote:PTOITWCFTPP wrote:pperc15 wrote:GrizzledVeteran wrote:Just saw Halladay T-shirts on sale at Modell's at the Gallery on Market Street.
4-6 week back order at the mlb shop online. but it is buy one get one 40% off any item and there are coupon codes floating around the internet for an extra 20% off entire order at mlb shop.
Do you happen to know any of these codes?
why yes i do.
20WINTDEC
by philsfan1979 » Tue Dec 22, 2009 10:32:07
Philadelphia is one lucky town.
It's a rare display of public gratitude from a superstar athlete but it's no surprise coming from former Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay.
The Cy Young Award-winning pitcher has taken out a full-page ad in today's Toronto Sun in which he thanks his former team and the fans here.
"My wife Brandy, sons Braden and Ryan and I would like to express our deepest gratitude to the Toronto Blue Jays organization, its incredible fans, and the City of Toronto," Halladay says in the ad.
Halladay, who was traded to the Philadelphia Phillies last Wednesday after pitching in 12 seasons for the Blue Jays, says in the ad that "Toronto will forever hold a special place in my heart" and that the memories "will last a lifetime and so will my gratitude."
by Woody » Tue Dec 22, 2009 10:51:13
by 1 » Tue Dec 22, 2009 11:07:00
Woody wrote:How could you not name your son Harry Leroy Halladay, Jr. LEROY. Come on!!
by Mountainphan » Tue Dec 22, 2009 12:22:02
bleh wrote:Lee should buy a full page ad in the Inq that just says "KISS MY ASS RUBEN" in big bold letters.
by The Dude » Tue Dec 22, 2009 12:23:33
Mountainphan wrote:bleh wrote:Lee should buy a full page ad in the Inq that just says "KISS MY ASS RUBEN" in big bold letters.
Not a good idea since he might be back in 2011.
by Mountainphan » Tue Dec 22, 2009 12:33:24
The Dude wrote:Mountainphan wrote:bleh wrote:Lee should buy a full page ad in the Inq that just says "KISS MY ASS RUBEN" in big bold letters.
Not a good idea since he might be back in 2011.
Eff that, he'll be back in 6 months
by stevemc » Thu Dec 24, 2009 09:19:47
The Dodgers made an earnest attempt to land Roy Halladay prior to the blockbuster deal that shipped him to Philadelphia. According to sources, the Blue Jays would have preferred L.A. as a trading partner, but of course, it wasn't really up to them. Ultimately, it didn't matter how much the Dodgers could give Toronto or potentially give Doc in an extension, the Phillies were at the top of his list.
by LongDrive » Thu Dec 24, 2009 09:22:30
stevemc wrote:from mlb.comThe Dodgers made an earnest attempt to land Roy Halladay prior to the blockbuster deal that shipped him to Philadelphia. According to sources, the Blue Jays would have preferred L.A. as a trading partner, but of course, it wasn't really up to them. Ultimately, it didn't matter how much the Dodgers could give Toronto or potentially give Doc in an extension, the Phillies were at the top of his list.
by VFB » Thu Dec 24, 2009 13:56:00
Dec. 8: Indianapolis, Day 2
Amaro meets with Cliff Lee's agent, Darek Braunecker. The Phillies are left with the impression that Lee wants a six- or seven-year deal.
Dec. 9: Indianapolis, Day 3
Anthopoulos calls Oakland A's GM Billy Beane to ask if the Jays move Halladay to the Phillies, would he be interested in acquiring outfielder Taylor for third baseman Wallace? Beane says: "Deal."
Dec. 13
The Phils will get Phillippe Aumont, Tyson Gillies and J.C. Ramirez from the M's. Originally, Mike Saunders of Victoria, B.C., was in the deal over Gillies. A Phillies scout calls the speedy Gillies "the key to the (Seattle) portion" of the deal.
The Phils suggest moving Aumont and Gillies -- both Canadians -- to the Jays, to keep Drabek. Anthopoulos likes both Seattle prospects, but prefers Drabek.
The commissioner's office grants a 72-hour window for Halladay and agent Greg Landry to work out a contract extension with Amaro.
Halladay and Landry fly to Philadelphia.
