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York Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman has been smart in some ways.

Other times, he hasn't been too smart.

At the trade deadline, or at least this off-season, the Yankees should have acquired ace starting pitcher Roy Halladay when he was with the Toronto Blue Jays. 

Before July 31, the Yankees might've needed to give up three or four prospects.

But in the offseason, Cashman could have made a deal that would have been news everywhere: trade Austin Jackson, Joba Chamberlain, and Arodys Vizcaino for Halladay. 

Roy Halladay had one year left on his contract, but of course the Yankees could lock him up. Not only do the bright lights of New York attract him, the history of winning on the team made Halladay ...

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