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Cliff Lee Trade and Halladay Trade not related. Cliff Lee and Roy Halladay were traded in separate transactions that had nothing to do with each other. In no way did "two cy young winners" change hands in related transactions. Period. I think this should be changed as it sounds like Philadelphia Phillies apologists explaining away the worst trade in baseball history.