BRANDON MORROW RUMORS
Blue Jays' Brandon Morrow suffers setback in rehab start
As the Toronto Blue Jays push to get back into the race in the American League East, they are hoping to get their players back healthy as a form of reinforcements. One such player the team would love to have back is Brandon Morrow. Unfortunately, he suffered a minor setback in his High-A rehab start last night.
According to Gregor Chisholm of MLB.com, Morrow's arm will...
Blue Jays' Jose Reyes and Brandon Morrow began rehab assignments
The surging Toronto Blue Jays may not be out of the running yet. They have won six games in a row and eight of their last ten. Now, the Blue Jays find themselves eight games out of first, getting healthier, and gaining confidence. Jose Reyes and Brandon Morrow could help the team continue this surge.
According to John Lott of the National Post, both Reyes and Morrow are...
Blue Jays' Brandon Morrow threw bullpen, scheduled for rehab assignment
The Toronto Blue Jays likely have no hope of salvaging this season, but as the injuries heal, they will get a better idea of could have been and what will be if they keep the team together. Brandon Morrow will soon be re-joining the team as he progresses with his rehab. Morrow is throwing and will be finishing a minor league rehab assignment soon.
Brandon Morrow threw 40...
Blue Jays' Brandon Morrow likely out until July
Toronto Blue Jays right-handed starting pitcher Brandon Morrow will be out for at least another two to three weeks due to tightness in his throwing forearm, according to Gregor Chisholm of MLB.com.
Morrow has been out since May 28 when he exited his last appearance early because of discomfort in his arm. While no structural damage was revealed when an MRI was taken shortly after...
Jays Brandon Morrow Placed on DL With Right Forearm Strain
Brandon Morrow‘s struggling season just reached a screeching halt. Morrow, who has battled a history of injuries, was placed on the DL on Sunday with a right forearm strain.The Blue Jays, who just recently sent down left-handed starter, Ricky Romero, to work out his struggled, has purchased the contract of Ramon Ortiz from AAA Buffalo.Morrow has shown signs of brilliance throughout...
Jays put Morrow on DL, recall Ortiz
The Blue Jays have placed right-hander Brandon Morrow on the 15-day disabled list and called up 40-year-old Ramon Ortiz to replace him.
Morrow (2-3) has a 5.63 earned-run average, with 42 strikeouts. The 28-year-old left a start against Atlanta on May 28 after only two innings due to right forearm tightness. Ortiz (1-2) has appeared in six games this season for Toronto, with a 5...
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Morrow leaves game with sore forearm
Blue Jays right-hander Brandon Morrow left Tuesday's game against Atlanta after just two innings with soreness in his forearm.
Right-hander Ramon Ortiz replaced Morrow, who allowed four runs, two earned, and four hits, including a home run. He walked none and struck out two. Of his 47 pitches, just three were above 90 mph.
A Blue Jays spokesman said the injury was not considered...
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Blue Jays pitcher Brandon Morrow freaks out in dugout (Video)
We all have bad days at the office but the only difference for Major League Baseball players is that their bad days are shown to millions of viewers.
During Thursday's Baltimore Orioles/Toronto Blue Jays, Toronto pitcher Brandon Morrow left play in the eighth inning after giving back-to-back home runs.
As you can tell from the below video, Morrow took out his frustrations...
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Blue Jays pitcher loses it in the dugout
Blue Jays pitcher Brandon Morrow isn’t having the best year. Following Thursday’s game, his ERA sits at 5.50. The Blue Jays’ bats got hot in a hurry Thursday against the Orioles’ staff and gave Morrow some run support. The Jays led 8-4 going into the 8th inning before Morrow served up back-to-back jacks to Nick Markakis and Adam Jones. The result: The departure of Morrow...
The Return of Brandon Morrow, Strikeout Artist
Throughout his six-year MLB career, Brandon Morrow has tantalized us with his potential. He was capable of elite strikeout rates, but his spotty control and penchant for the long ball held him back. Last year Morrow turned in his best single-season pitching performance to date, and it’s a shame that he got hurt after just 21 starts and 124.2 innings. He was on pace for a 196-inning...
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