It's a Halladay

Roy Halladay attempts to win his 15th straight decision this evening and in the process set a team record for consecutive wins when the Toronto Blue Jays start a two-game series against the Chicago White Sox at the SkyDome.
Halladay has won 14 straight decisions since losing his first two starts of the season and with a win tonight he will match Roger Clemens' team-record for consecutive victories which he set in 1998. His last loss came back on April 15 when he found himself on the wrong end of a 5-0 decision against the New York Yankees, who have handed Halladay both of his losses this season.
His winning streak is the longest in the majors since Clemens won 16 in a row with the Yankees in 2001. It has been 18 starts and just over 14 weeks since the 26-year-old righthander suffered his last loss.
Halladay, who has pitched to a 3.33 earned run average this season, tossed his first complete game of the season against the White Sox back on May 27, limiting Chicago to one run on seven hits in a 5-1 victory. For his career he has faced the White Sox six times in his career - three starts - and is 1-1 against them with a 2.76 ERA.

SSI said he was on buehrle no matter what. He is banished. I need him to confirm tghe Buhrle play. These two pitchers are BOTH on a roll. This is heavy chalk to lay against a hot pitcher like Buehrle, but Halliday at home warrants that line, I'm staying away. The SOX have also won Buehrle's LAST 7 starts.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by 5teamparlay:
SSI said he was on buehrle no matter what. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Another reason to take Halladay here. Halladay should handle the punchless White Sox.

Halladay should handle the punchless White Sox.

Either way too much to lat against a picther on a 7 win in a row streak.
SOX UP 2-0 and counting in the early going.

HABSMAN please repost this the next time Halladay starts. The BJ's lost july 8th when he started and the gamblers lost all their money then too.

Roy Halladay attempts to win his 16th straight decision this evening and in the process set a team record (his own) for consecutive wins when the Toronto Blue Jays start a three-game series against the Anaheim Angels at Edison Field. Halladay has won 15 straight decisions since losing his first two starts of the season. His last loss came back on April 15 when he found himself on the wrong end of a 5-0 decision against the New York Yankees, who have handed Halladay both of his losses this season.
His winning streak is the longest in the majors since Clemens won 16 in a row with the Yankees in 2001. It has been 20 starts and just over 15 weeks since the 26-year-old righthander suffered his last loss.
Halladay, who has pitched to a 3.34 earned run average this season, tossed his 5th victory of the season against the Angels back on May 11, limiting Anahiem to two runs on six hits in a 4-2 victory. Over the past 4 years Halladay has faced the Angels 5 times and has a 2-2 record.