Harry Leroy Halladay III in real life, Roy Halladay was a professional baseball player who played as Toronto Bluejay and Philadelphia Phillies' pitcher. With an annual salary of $20 million, Halladay's net worth is estimated to be around $70 million.

Popular as "Doc", Roy Halladay was born on May 14, 1977,  in Denver Colorado. Right after his graduation from Arvada West High School, Roy Halladay was drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays as its 17th overall pick of the 1995 Amateur Draft.

Starting in 1998, Roy Halladay played with Toronto Blue Jays until 2009 when he was traded to Philadelphia Phillies in exchange for Michael Taylor, Travis D'Arnaud, and Kyle Drabek.

Among his achievements as a professional baseball player include being a two-time Cy Young Award winner (2003 & 2010), and being an 8-time All-Star.

During the off-season, Roy Halladay spent time with his wife and two children, named Ryan and Braden in Odessa, Florida. At the age of 40, Roy Halladay died after his plane crashed off the coast of Florida on November 7, 2017.

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