Sweezo wrote: That's neat...but is he learning how to pitch in a critical situation or his just rearing back and hucking it?
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Why is Brandon Morrow in the bullpen?
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Manocad wrote:The universe is the age it is. We can all agree it's 13 billion years old, and nothing changes. We can all agree it's 6000 years old, and nothing changes. We can all disagree on how old it is, and nothing changes. Some people really need a hobby.
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thing that most worries me about Morrow now, and this is kind of the new pet philosophy of M's blogs around the globe, is that the M's are going to make Morrow the new Rafael Soriano.
When Soriano came up, he was a starter. And he had the potential to be a rather good one. Then, at some point he ended up in the pen, showed a tendency to dominate, and the organization never viewed him as a starter anymore.
With every good performance Morrow has, he may be sealing his own fate...forcing himself into relying on heat to get outs, while also "impressing" the higher-ups who then view him as top notch reliever.
Bavasi/Hargrove can
Manocad wrote:The universe is the age it is. We can all agree it's 13 billion years old, and nothing changes. We can all agree it's 6000 years old, and nothing changes. We can all disagree on how old it is, and nothing changes. Some people really need a hobby.