Roy Halladay allowed one run over six innings in a no-decision against the Nationals on Wednesday. Halladay's rebound performance was much-needed after surrendering five runs his last time out. The right-hander was stingy in limiting the Nats to just three hits, but he also walked five on the night. The start was indicative of just how good Halladay can be even in his diminished state, but it's still hard to trust him on a start-by-start basis. His next matchup is pitcher-friendly, though, as he takes on the Padres on Wednesday.