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Dodgers News: LA Signs Brandon Morrow in Non-Roster Deal

The Los Angeles Dodgers are taking the first step of finding a possible reliever to add to their 2017 roster. The team sign right-handed reliever, Brandon Morrow, to a non-roster deal.

The Dodgers are in search of finding a reliever and LA believes Morrow could be a choice, says Jeff Passan from Yahoo! Sports.



Morrow, a Santa Rosa, Calif. native, was drafted in the first round by the Seattle Mariners in 2006 (5th overall). The 32-year-old spent three seasons with the Mariners (’07-’09), five seasons with the Toronto Blue Jays (’10-’14), and two seasons in San Diego (’15-’16).

He missed the last five months of his 2015 season with shoulder problems and resulted him in receiving arthroscopic cleanup surgery on Aug. 19.

Morrow was placed on paternity leave on August 26 during last season and then elected free agency on Nov. 3. The veteran reliever finished the season with 1-0 record with a 1.69 ERA and pitch 16 innings in 18 games.

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Do you think Brandon Morrow will make it to the Dodger roster in 2017?

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2 Comments

  1. So batters left and right hit .300 against him. That doesn’t sound too good to me. What am I missing.

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