At Hall of Fame Brandy Halladay gives an emotional speech for her late husband Roy 

Roy Halladay was officially enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame Sunday and his induction was punctuated by an emotional speech from his widow, Brandy Halladay.

On behalf of her late husband, Brandy was able to strike a chord with the audience at the ceremony and many on the internet with her touching words.

Halladay, died on Nov. 7, 2017, in a plane crash off Florida’s Gulf of Mexico, who began his career with the Blue Jays before being the part of Phillies.

There was also a tribute video at the induction and videos from both teams Roy played for.

 

“Doc wanted the biggest stage all the time, and wasn’t afraid of it.”

Chris Carpenter remembers his friend and Hall of Fame Inductee Roy Halladay. #HOFWKND | @baseballhall pic.twitter.com/uSLYgxfSqY

— MLB Network (@MLBNetwork) July 21, 2019

 

All the feels.

Brandy Halladay gets a standing ovation before her speech at the @baseballhall. pic.twitter.com/qBFIwkBfbW

— MLB (@MLB) July 21, 2019

 

All the feels.

Brandy Halladay gets a standing ovation before her speech at the @baseballhall. pic.twitter.com/qBFIwkBfbW

— MLB (@MLB) July 21, 2019

Brandy Halladay thanks the Blue Jays and Phillies on behalf of her late husband Roy’s Hall of Fame induction ❤️

(via @MLBNetwork) pic.twitter.com/YYLhDHpg6p

— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) July 21, 2019

 

An amazing speech by Brandy Halladay. ❤️💙 pic.twitter.com/4qGesY5PvE

— MLB (@MLB) July 21, 2019

Today is the day. Thank you, Doc 💙

Your legacy lives on in Cooperstown. #DocHOF pic.twitter.com/KzEaI8A8yr

— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) July 21, 2019

#DocHOF pic.twitter.com/O15vtFLuMc

— Philadelphia Phillies (@Phillies) July 21, 2019

Welcome to baseball immortality, Roy Halladay. @BlueJays @Phillies #DocHOF #HOFWKND pic.twitter.com/hMTkS08ash

— Baseball Hall ⚾ (@baseballhall) July 21, 2019

Halladay was an eight-time All-Star during his 16-year career and won a Cy Young in both leagues, first taking the title in the AL (2003) and then again during his first season in the NL (2010).