2-Time Cy Young Award Winner Roy Halladay Retires, After Signing A One-Day Contract With The Toronto Blue Jays.
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| Roy Halladay Pitching With The Phillies! (Image Courtesy: ESPN) |
Roy Halladay who debuted with the Toronto Blue Jays in 1998 and remained in Toronto through 2009, until he signed with Philly in 2010. Yesterday, he signed a one-day contract to retire a Blue Jay. Halladay was one the most dominant and feared pitcher of his era. He won the Cy Young twice, in 2003 and 2010. He was also an 8-time All-Star. He was the AL Wins leader in 2003, and the NL Wins leader in 2010. He has also pitched a perfect game, which occured on May 29th 2010. He pitched a no-hitter later that year in the playoffs. He finishes his career with a 205-103 record and a 3.38 ERA with 2,117 strikeouts. Overall, Halladay will be remembered as an ace pitcher, and should be ready for a call from Copperstown.
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