But actually, we'll have to expand our search just a bit, to include the 13 other players who had last/family names that started with "Hall" -- say, a pretty fair RHSP familiar to Blue Jay fans just became eligible -- as we take time to meet ....
ONE HALL OF A TEAM ...
** indicates Hall of Famer (none)
*indicates All-Star
Player/MGR Bill W. Hallman (13-36, 1897 St. Louis Browns)
Of course -- the skipper of this team is named "Hallman" ... of course!
Lineup
C Tom Haller* (.257, 134 homers in 12 years)
1B Jocko Halligan (.280, 1890-92; mostly OF, C)
2B Bill W. Hallman (.272, 200 SB, 1888-1903)
SS Bill Hall (35 homers, 2006 MIL)
3B Jimmy Hallinan (.287, 1871-78; mostly SS, 1 G at 3B)
LF Jimmie Hall* (.254, 121 homers in 8 years)
CF Albert Hall (.251, 1981-89)
RF George Hall (.322, 1871-77)
DH Mel Hall (.276, 134 homers in 13 years)
Bench
C Toby Hall (.265 through 2006)
IF Jimmy Hallinan (.287, 1871, '75-78)
IF Irv Hall (.261, 1943-46)
OF Charlie "Doc" Hall (1-for-12, 1887 New York)
OF Al Hall (.255, 1879-80)
OF/IF Bob P. Hall (.203, 1904-05)
Rotation
RHSP Roy Halladay* (95-48 through 2006)
LHSP Bill Hallahan* (102-94 in 12 years)
RHSP Marc Hall (15-25, 1910, '13-14)
RHSP Bob L. Hall (9-18, parts of 1949-53)
RHSP Charley Hall (54-47, parts of 1906-18)
Bullpen
CL-RH Dick Hall (93-75, 68 saves, 1955-71)
LH-SET Tom Hall (52-33, 32 saves, 1968-77)
RH-SET Darren Hall (17 saves for '94 TOR)
LHRP Drew Hall (9-12, 5 saves, 1986-90)
RHRP Jack Hallett (12-16, parts of 1940-48)
So, whattaya think, Bauxites ... is this team Hall It Can Be?