More than 1, 000 people flocked to Spectrum Field in Clearwater, Florida to celebrate the ceremony in memory of baseball legend Roy Halladay. To celebrate the memory of the two-time winner of Sai Young came both relatives, friends, and teammates from Toronto Blue Jays and Philadelphia Phyllis, as well as his fellow citizens and ordinary fans grieving one of the most beloved baseball players. The 40-year-old former pitcher died last week in a plane crash with his personal seaplane. The 91-minute Memorial `Celebrating the Life of Roy Halladay` took place in the training camp of the `Fillette, ` owned by John Middleton, personally present. `The guy Roy Halladay did the player Roy Halladay, not the other way around, ` he said in his speech. The public commemoration started with an extensive video tracking the most memorable moments of Doc`s remarkable career in MLB. Halladay is an 8-time player in the Stars` Match and has a perfect match mentioned by buy draw predictions in his card and a `cunning notic` in the playoffs. His overall balance for 16 seasons in the Premier League is 203-105 with 3, 38 ERA. In the end, his wife Brendy Halladay and their sons Braden and Ryan stood at the pitcher and released dozens of butterflies. Some of the audience in the stands also took part in the symbolic farewell to Roy Halladay.
`All eyes are in me, ` said the widow who stood to speak the last on the podium before tears, `I`m really lucky I`m used to it. ` I was standing for 21 years a man from whom people could not really take off his eyes, he was overwhelming, he was beautiful inside and outside, and without saying a word he always seemed able to share the right one. `When he spoke, people were listening. The other speakers were Father Roy Halladay-senior, former teammates Cole Hamlets, Chase Utley and Chris Carpenter, -annual baseball manager and former general manager of the Toronto JP Ricciardi, former Phillies manager Charlie Manu and coach George Blue Jays Pulis.
Among the guests were the member of the Hall of Fame, Frank Thomas, former blue jacket manager Sito Gaston, the manager of Tampa Bay Race Kevin Cash as many former Roy Haladee players like Cliff Lee, JimmyRolls, Ryan Howard, Jose Bautista, BJ Ryan, AJ Burnett, Jay Happ, and many others. `He did not like to lose, so everything he did was to win, but he was doing it with delight, I would always remember that, ` said Rollins, `he made you better. Everywhere, always . . . He just wanted to be better. `
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