Halliday is one of those rare pitchers who, if he gives up a couple of hits on bad pitches, can say to himself, "Ok, enough of that" and go on to shut the batters down. He's always said, "One pitch at a time."

Halliday's stuff is NASTY....

IMO, two of the best pitchers in MLB are Halliday and Cliff Lee.

Here are Halliday's numbers since 2002.... aside from an injury-riddled 2004, the man has been a workhorse....a good ERA (especially in the American League), walks less than 2 per game, and fans close to a hitter an inning. And all this for a .500 team.

Year	GS	CG	SO	IP	BB	BB per 9	SO	SO per 9	W	L	ERA
2002	34	2	1	239.1	62	2.33	168	6.32	19	7	2.93
2003	36	9	2	266	32	1.08	204	6.9	22	7	3.25
2004	21	1	1	133	39	2.64	95	6.43	8	8	4.2
2005	19	5	2	141.2	18	1.15	108	6.88	12	4	2.41
2006	32	4	0	220	34	1.39	132	5.4	16	5	3.19
2007	31	7	1	225.1	48	1.92	139	5.56	16	7	3.71
2008	34	9	2	246	39	1.43	206	7.54	20	11	2.78
2009	21	5	1	157	20	1.15	134	7.68	11	5	2.75