Hit it, LaRue.
The back-and forth career of Seattle right-hander Brandon Morrow – he’s a starter, no a reliever, no a starter – is about to take another turn.
It will land him, probably by the end of this week, in the starting rotation of the Tacoma Rainiers.
Morrow, the 24-year-old first-round draft pick in 2005, approached the team last month and told them he’d changed his mind about being a reliever. He wanted to be a starting pitcher.
Later on:
Morrow doesn’t doubt he can start regularly and wants the chance to prove it.
I'll repeat that in case you missed it:
Morrow doesn’t doubt he can start regularly and wants the chance to prove it.
This is the angriest I've ever been at good news.