is doc halladay injured? or is he hitting twilight of career?

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  • griz
    SBR MVP
    • 01-27-11
    • 3647

    #1
    is doc halladay injured? or is he hitting twilight of career?
    Very disturbing. Doc was not himself last night or previous 2 starts.

    Mentally fading?

    Baseball sharps chime in
  • Sam Odom
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 10-30-05
    • 58063

    #2
    all good things must end altho he is still sorta young
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    • DudleyDawson
      SBR Hall of Famer
      • 02-10-12
      • 5658

      #3
      Impossible for pitchers to stay on top of their game in this day and age..Cliff Lee, Linceum, Halladay, CC..etc.
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      • Rich Boy
        SBR Hall of Famer
        • 02-01-09
        • 9714

        #4
        He had 1 bad start, dont jump off a cliff guy

        Halladay is a professional. He will bounce back.

        He never relied on velocity to get outs so he has nothing to worry about because command and pitching IQ will never get worse
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        • philswin
          SBR MVP
          • 04-18-07
          • 1279

          #5
          Left the team today for personnel issues, was planned before his start. Something on his mind. Supposed to return for his next start.
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          • KingJD31
            SBR Hall of Famer
            • 11-04-11
            • 8167

            #6
            Velocity down from 92 avg last year to 89 this year
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            • killawookie
              SBR MVP
              • 12-25-09
              • 3457

              #7
              Could it have because something serious happened in his family and he was mentally fvcked going into the game? MLB Network says he left the Phils to attention to a family matter
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              • 19th Hole
                SBR Posting Legend
                • 03-22-09
                • 18957

                #8
                Originally posted by philswin
                Left the team today for personnel issues, was planned before his start. Something on his mind. Supposed to return for his next start.

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                Doc hasn't been himself since he started the transgender treatments...
                Medical staff says he will "bounce" back.....Will have a great record this year.
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                • Kindred
                  SBR MVP
                  • 09-09-08
                  • 2901

                  #9
                  He plays in Philly..that's gotta be depressing he's taking prozac and a vacation from the hell that is philadelphia he should be himself by next start
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                  • InTheDrink
                    SBR Posting Legend
                    • 11-23-09
                    • 23983

                    #10
                    he aint goin nowhere

                    1000 point bet for whoever wants to take it....ill take him +100 for the rest of his road starts and i guarantee he'll be up for the rest of the year
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                    • dlunc3
                      SBR Hall of Famer
                      • 10-31-09
                      • 9129

                      #11
                      Originally posted by DudleyDawson
                      Impossible for pitchers to stay on top of their game in this day and age..Cliff Lee, Linceum, Halladay, CC..etc.
                      Doc is fine... calm down boys... can the guy have one bad game? actually, he did pitch 6 shut out innings.. can he have 1 or 2 bad innings? guy had a family issue on his mind and obviously wasnt himself.. regardless, before last night, through 5 games he had given up an average of 1.6 runs per start..really? we are complaining about 1.6 runs per start? cmon now, give the guy a break, he had a bad two innings..

                      and really, did someone mention cliff lee?? the same cliff lee that just threw a 10 inning shut out?
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                      • dwaechte
                        SBR Hall of Famer
                        • 08-27-07
                        • 5481

                        #12
                        Seriously... this thread after one bad start? His two before yesterday were fine.
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                        • InTheDrink
                          SBR Posting Legend
                          • 11-23-09
                          • 23983

                          #13
                          Originally posted by dlunc3
                          Doc is fine... calm down boys... can the guy have one bad game? actually, he did pitch 6 shut out innings.. can he have 1 or 2 bad innings? guy had a family issue on his mind and obviously wasnt himself.. regardless, before last night, through 5 games he had given up an average of 1.6 runs per start..really? we are complaining about 1.6 runs per start? cmon now, give the guy a break, he had a bad two innings..

                          and really, did someone mention cliff lee?? the same cliff lee that just threw a 10 inning shut out?
                          apparently joe blanton and vance worley are the new aces of this staff
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                          • mh217
                            SBR MVP
                            • 12-05-10
                            • 2226

                            #14
                            He's far from done..BUT...he has to turn into maddux
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                            • Avenger
                              SBR MVP
                              • 03-15-11
                              • 2119

                              #15
                              He had 3 losses in a row, I could predict the first two, his last game was odd but it was bizarre game all around, final score was Braves 15 phillies 13.

                              I'd give him 2 more games, if he doesn't pull out of his funk, he may be injured. Fade him for rest of the year.
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                              • KnowingNothing
                                SBR Sharp
                                • 04-11-11
                                • 402

                                #16
                                Overreaction, only 15% of the way through the season. I ain't worried one bit. First 3 performances were gems, next 2 were a bit off but still good enough to obtain the Win if he got run support a game like that is just a once off, and it was against one of the hottest offenses around. Pfft.
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                                • taxe91
                                  SBR Wise Guy
                                  • 03-16-12
                                  • 610

                                  #17
                                  strikeout and walk percentages still in line with his career averages, still has a 3.4 era despite getting shelled in the braves game. he will be fine.
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                                  • jbart28
                                    SBR MVP
                                    • 04-16-11
                                    • 3387

                                    #18
                                    His velocity is down which makes his soft stuff easier to stay back on. He left some pitches up against atlanta in the middle innings and McCann and company didnt miss them. He can still be 89-90 and be effective but he must pitch ahead ala cliff lee. strike one is the most important pitch in baseball regardless of "stuff".

                                    Andy Pettitte will be down 3 mph and watch him work. Maddux was 86-90. It is all command of multiple pitches in multiple counts. If you throw mid 90's it allows for more foul balls, sometimes swings and misses, and room for error. It doesn't win you games though. These guys that only have a fastball they can throw for strikes get eaten alive. I dont care if it is 100- It may win you battles, but it will not win you the war.
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                                    • Sportsbetting123
                                      SBR MVP
                                      • 03-01-08
                                      • 1400

                                      #19
                                      I think he has 3-4 good years left. His very best may be behind him but he will still be great at times.
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                                      • taxe91
                                        SBR Wise Guy
                                        • 03-16-12
                                        • 610

                                        #20
                                        Originally posted by jbart28
                                        His velocity is down which makes his soft stuff easier to stay back on. He left some pitches up against atlanta in the middle innings and McCann and company didnt miss them. He can still be 89-90 and be effective but he must pitch ahead ala cliff lee. strike one is the most important pitch in baseball regardless of "stuff".

                                        Andy Pettitte will be down 3 mph and watch him work. Maddux was 86-90. It is all command of multiple pitches in multiple counts. If you throw mid 90's it allows for more foul balls, sometimes swings and misses, and room for error. It doesn't win you games though. These guys that only have a fastball they can throw for strikes get eaten alive. I dont care if it is 100- It may win you battles, but it will not win you the war.
                                        if jamie moyer can be effective throwing 77-80, halladay has plenty of productive years left in the tank
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                                        • vaas187
                                          SBR MVP
                                          • 03-01-12
                                          • 2280

                                          #21
                                          lee pitched a 10 inning 2 or 3 hit game the other day. wtf you talking bout? i get the argument and it's totally valid but i'd say lee is far from twilight
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                                          • seaborneq
                                            SBR Posting Legend
                                            • 09-08-06
                                            • 22556

                                            #22
                                            Doc needs to talk to rocket Clemens. Same thing happen to Clemens, and he fixed it.
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