Ned Colletti on J.P Ricciardi's Demands for Roy Halladay The price in players for Toronto ace Roy Halladay is "two or three players off our current club, including a young pitcher, or five or six prospects," Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti told KABC Radio Friday morning. Colletti wouldn't mention names, but presumably the young pitcher is either Clayton Kershaw or Chad Billingsley or Jonathan Broxton. Trading any of them would hardly improve the Dodgers' chances this year, not to mention the other player off the Major League club, not to mention the long term impact. However, a larger deal (or separate deal) could be made with Toronto that would return reliever and former Dodgers farmhand Jason Frasor, according to the Toronto Globe. Frasor would address the Dodgers' other need, a veteran reliever. -- Ken Gurnick