Mike Morse to the Yankees. Make This Happen.
Michael Morse might be the best player in baseball without a starting job.  Two years ago, he hit .303 and swatted 31 dingers. Last season, he missed a whole chunk of games but still managed to bat .291 with 18 homers and prove that the previous season wasn’t a fluke. He’s never been an All-Star however (if that means anything, which it doesn’t) and he is already 30 yearsÂ...
Top ten best fits for Michael Morse
With the expected signing of 1B Adam LaRoche, the Washington Nationals are expected to be looking to move OF/1B Michael Morse. The team traded for CF Denard Span, which gives the team a crowded OF which includes Bryce Harper and Jayson Werth. There are several teams in the need of some power in their outfield with a couple teams looking for first basemen. With the Nationals trying...
Michael Morse's Christmas light display goes Beast Mode
Merry Christmorse?
And so, while you're sitting around waiting for Adam LaRoche to sign a three year deal with some other team not named the Washington Nationals, enjoy the magical Beast Mode Christmas light display at Michael Morse's house in Florida. At least, we're assuming this light show is at Morse's house. This much we know: based on a series of Tweets Friday...
Daily Notes | Michael Morse Home Run Binge Coming?
Michael Morse was hitting home runs once every 17 at-bats a year ago, so when he came off the disabled list June 2nd and still did not have a home run 57 at-bats into the season it was easy to write off last year as a career year. Now he has one home run after 61 at-bats. Probably not what Morse or his fantasy owners would want, but it could be a start. Let's keep in mind that...
Michael Morse's Long-Term Role With The Nationals
Last year, the Washington Nationals got an unexpected boost at first base from Michael Morse. Â The team expected Adam LaRoche to be at first base while earning $8 million, but he missed most of the season after rotator cuff surgery on his left shoulder. Â Morse won't step in for LaRoche this spring, though.
Nationals manager Davey Johnson clearly stated that Morse won'...
Morse Power and the Prince
Sorry.
Two or three years ago, Michael Morse looked like another marginal major-leaguer who once had a short hot-streak. After reportedly having his last two seasons of arbitration-eligibility bought out by the Washington Nationals this weekend, Morse is now a millionaire (the reported amount is $10.5 million). It has been a long path to relevance for Morse. Of more relevance at...
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