Roy Halladay

According to the Phillies Roy Halladay has successful surgery and will begin a rehab program and if all goes well, he may begin throwing program in 6-8 weeks.

Here is the official comment from Phillies Director Medical Services, Dr

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Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Roy Halladay will have arthroscopic surgery to repair a bone spur in his right shoulder.

On the 15-day disabled list because of inflammation in his throwing shoulder, the two-time Cy Young Award winner met with Dr. Lewis Yocum

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PHILADELPHIA—It’s getting hard to watch.

Roy Halladay, once the toast of big league pitching talent, is teetering on being fit for the rotation.

And that assumes he’ll be healthy enough to take the field again

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PHILADELPHIA—Five minutes after the last out of the Phillies 14-2 loss to the Miami Marlins at Citizens Bank Park today, Roy Halladay was – to the organization’s knowledge – healthy.

Five minutes later, that knowledge changed

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Cleveland Indians 14, Phillies 2

Indians (11-13), Phillies (12-15)

WP: McAllister (2-3, 3.30 ERA)

LP: Halladay (2-3, 6.57 ERA)

So much for progress.

Despite a three-game win streak, run of

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Phillies (12-14) at Cleveland Indians (10-13)

First pitch at 7:10 p.m.

This isn’t the Phillies' first stroke of scheduling luck. They opened the year with 9 of 12 games against the Royals, Mets and Marlins. They got two of their to

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PHILADELPHIA—So much for progress.

Despite an effective lineup shakeup, another Roy Halladay gem and continued contribution from one of baseball’s top benches, the Phillies bullpen crumbled again

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Phillies (9-12) vs. Pittsburgh Pirates (11-9)

First pitch at 7:05 p.m.

With a win, the Phillies will have taken 3 of 4. With a loss, only 3 of 10.

Funny.

The Pirates, meanwhile, have won 10 of 14 after opening the year 1-5.

Less so.

Halla Who

PHILADELPHIA—As Kevin Frandsen’s glove cracked to end the seventh inning, the ominous skies above Citizens Bank Park opened.  No matter.

Roy Halladay had already done what he needed to.

Save for two pitches, solo home runs in the second and seventh by Carlos Beltran and Matt Holliday, Halladay was untouchable, serving only two runs in seven innings in the Phillies 8-2 win over the St

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For the Phillies, the operative hope has been, Get Them On Base And The Runs Will Come. Such was the theme after last night’s 4-3 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals.

They scored just three runs on 13 hits, left eight runners on base and went 3 for 9 with men in scoring position

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