Details of the Halladay Trade
December 15th, 2009 | by jays1992 |
Well, it’s been a long 24 hours trying to get the details of a trade that will shape the future of the Toronto Blue Jays.
The trade will officially be announced on Wednesdaqy morning. We will offer our assessment at that time.
For the moment, here are the rumored details:
Halladay salary 15.75 Million///jays will pay $6M of this next year
32 year old RHP, in 2009, 17-10, 2.79 ERA in 239 IP, 208 K/35 BB
Career with Toronto – 148-76, 3.43 ERA, 49 CG, 15 SHO, 1495 K, 455 BB, 1.198 WHIP
COMING TO TORONTO
Kyle Drabek ,
6’0” 185lbs
1st pick 18th overall in 2006 draft
21 year old split a/aa (Clearwater/Reading) last year 25 gs, 12-3, 158 ip 3.18 era 150 k, 50 bb
Son of former pitcher Doug Drabek, who won 155 games for Pitts/Hou/NYY/CWS/BAL from 1986-1998
Michael Taylor, 24 this week, outfielder (Phillies) 6’6” 250 lbs
Baseball America rates him as the Phillies third best minor league prospect
Batted combined .320, AA/AAA ball- ops-.944- 20 hrs 84 rbis
Travis D’Arnaud, (21 in Feb) catcher
First round pick (37th overall in june 2007 draft –phillies)
Good receiver with a plus arm
Lakewood – A ball – .255 BA – 13 HOMERS 71 rbi – He will be 21 in February
ALSO COMING TO PHILADELPHIA (from Seattle)
Phillipe Aumont , pitcher 6’7” 220 (from Hull, Quebec)
Righty version Randy Johnson to describe his throwing motion
1st round pick (11th overall) in 2007 draft by Seattle
Will turn 21 in January
Groomed as a closer it seems
10.4 k/9ip, so/bb =2.57
Tyson Gillies , 20, –of- 6’1” 200 lbs – High Desert (California ‘a’ league)
Batted .341, 9 hr, 42 rbi in 498 at bats, 44 sb, .916 ops
Juam Ramirez ,21 rhp, 6’3” 175 lbs
mid 90s fastball, projects as an eventual #2 starter
High Desert (‘a’ ball) 8-10 in 142 ip, 111 k/ 53bb, 5.19 ERA
GOING TO SEATTLE
Cliff Lee, 31, LHP
14-13, 3.22 ERA, 181 K, 43 BB, 17 HRS in 231.2 ip
In other News, the Jays signed Ramon Castro, another veteran catcher. Today, he is just a footnote.
Sorry, Ramon.
Tags: blue jays, Philadelphia Phillies, roy halladay, Seattle Mariners, toronto blue jays
