Doc seing live action, Hentgen in camp.
by Quinton on Feb 22, 2008 9:06 AM EST
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PrintRoy Halladay faced live hitters for the first time on Thursday. "He was Doc-like," new 3B Scott Rolen said. Halladay threw a breaking ball that froze CF Vernon Wells. "Someday he is going to be a pretty good pitcher," Wells deadpanned. Halladay wound up throwing about 30 pitches. .. Former Blue Jays pitcher and Cy Young winner Pat Hentgen is in camp as a guest coach.
-As reported by TSN.ca
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Marco Scutaro also arrived in camp yesterday. According to the Star, Scutaro looked good in the field and impressed with his quickness. Also, he seems excited about the chance to serve as the Jays' utility player. That can't be a bad thing.
I will have an article up later on Griffin's weird Burnett-bashing article today.
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