Mets rejected an offer for Halladay

4:30 p.m. Update: John Heyman was just a guest on with Mike Francesa. He stands by his original story. To listen to the interview, click here. This afternoon, ESPN's Keith Law was a guest on 1050 ESPN Radio. Before joining ESPN, Law spent four years with the Blue Jays as a special assistant to the general manager. Law said the Jays would never present a deal to the Mets without asking for 19–year-old Double-A RHP Jenrry Mejia, who is now considered the team’s top pitching prospect. To listen to his interview, click here.

12:45 p.m Update: Joel Sherman of the New York Post is reporting that the Mets are not pursuing Roy Halladay. Sherman quotes a Toronto team official as saying there is absolutely nothing going on with the Blue Jays and Mets, and that there is no truth to Jon Heyman’s report in SI.com. Heyman reported that Omar Minaya rejected a four-player deal to get Halladay.

Morning Update: Omar Minaya would not comment prior to last night's game on the rumored deal below, about rejecting an offer for Halladay. In a post to Twitter, ESPN's Keith Law says the trade rumor is 'bogus' and has been shot down by multiple sources.

Original Post:
Jon Heyman of SI.com and WFAN is reporting that the Mets rejected a deal from the Jays for RHP Roy Halladay, in return for Bobby Parnell, Jon Niese, Fernando Martinez, and 17-year old SS Ruben Tejada.

The 32-year old is 11-3 this year, with a 2.73 ERA. He also has 113 strikeouts to just 17 walks. The trading deadline is July 31st.