本文转载自BaseballAmerica网站. 2003 American League Cy Young Award Winner Roy Halladay, rhp, Toronto Blue Jays Baseball America History 1996, No. 6 in Blue Jays Top 10 1997, No. 1 in Blue Jays Top 10 1998, No. 1 in Blue Jays Top 10 1999, No. 1 in Blue Jays Top 10 Here is an excerpt from our December 1998 cover boy's scouting report heading into the 1999 season for the Blue Jays: "Halladay has a prototype pitcher's body. He's tall, lanky and flexible--and has plenty of stamina. He finished third in the Colorado state cross country finals as a senior at Arvada West High. Halladay puts minimal strain on his arm. His fastball is solidly in the mid-90s, and he has the endurance to maintain his velocity into the late innings. He has developed more downward movement on his fastball, which allows him to get more ground balls. The Blue Jays initially took away the knuckle-curve that (former Blue Jays scout) Bus Campbell taught him in high school, but in the middle of (the 1998) season allowed him to start throwing it again. It was the pitch he used for five of his eight strikeouts in the one-hitter against Detroit. He has developed a hard-biting slider that may be his best pitch. "Halladay just needs a little refinement to be a legitimate big league, front-of-the-rotation pitcher. He has a tendency to open up and show the hitter his arm a little too soon. And he needs to throw his changeup more often." -- 欢迎您到我的相簿逛逛唷~~ http://photo.taipeilink.net/gonzalez0528 逛完了以後别忘了留言给我唷~~~^^ --

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