Morlan shipped back to Rays

“They didn’t say anything,Philadelphia Phillies Hats,” Morlan said. “I read in the papers the other day that I was put on waivers but I don’t know what they base the decision on. I really don’t know.”

That part,Red Bull Hats, he said,cheap Montreal Expos Hats, was a bit disappointing.
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Brewers officials said as much to reporters when the team designated Morlan for assignment on Tuesday,Wholesale San Francisco Giants Hats, at least the part about Morlan being talented but not quite big-league ready. But as of Thursday morning,Wholesale Tapout Hats, Morlan said no one from the team had said anything to him other than,Monster Energy Hats, “Tampa took you back and you have to go back.”
The Brewers decided Morlan did not fit their bullpen plans so they slipped the 23-year-old Rule 5 right-hander through waivers and offered him back to the Tampa Bay Rays,Braun is back for Brewers,New Era Hats, who accepted on Thursday morning.
“Disappointment” might not have been the right word,Wholesale Pittsburgh Pirates Hats, but right-hander Eddie Morlan was certainly feeling something as he packed his bags at Maryvale Baseball Park.