The pitcher Brandon Morrow sign with Dodgers Los Angeles a contract of minor leagues.
This will be the second time that Morrow will be uniformed with the Dodgers.
You have to remember that after having a lot of injuries with a few different teams, Morrow joined the Dodgers in a minor league contract heading into the 2017 season.
It turned out to be an excellent decision on the part of the Dodgers, as Morrow He reached the majors and pitched 43 2/3 innings of 2.06 ERA / 1.55 FIP with 10.31 K / 9 and 1.85 BB / 9.
His performance helped the team earn a National League pennant.
After the Dodgers lost in the World Series to the Houston Astros, Morrow signed a two-year, $ 21 million contract with the Cubs during free agency.
While it is true Morrow He did very well with the Cubs as a closer in the first season of the deal, with back problems preventing him from pitching beyond July 15, 2018.
Dodgers, Brandon Morrow Agree To Minor League Deal https://t.co/UeZVBLtYJ9 pic.twitter.com/U7U1L0D0Db
— MLB Trade Rumors (@mlbtraderumors) December 12, 2020
Morrow The 36-year-old has not returned to a major league mound since.
The pitcher missed all of 2019 with elbow problems and did not return to the Cubs last year after signing a minors contract.
Hopefully the pitcher can with the Dodgers can get back on track with his career.
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