Returning to the Toronto Blue Jays for a one day contract, Roy Halladay officially announced his retirement today from the world of Baseball. “Doc” called it a career at the age of 36, where he won two Cy Young Awards, one with Toronto in 2003 and the second with Philadelphia in 2010.
Halladay finishes with a 203-105 record which may not be a huge win total, but over a sixteen year career in this era is very impressive. Seven times, he led the League in Complete Games, four times in Innings Pitched, once in WHIP, and was an All Star eight times. Halladay’s career WAR is 65.6, which puts him in line with other Hall of Fame Pitchers. In our opinion, Roy Halladay is a Hall of Fame entry and we would like to congratulate him on a wonderful career.
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