can he still pitch? we need another starter.
probably not,"It's been difficult," Morris said. "I could feel it all coming to an end in a hurry. ...I've been a burden on the bullpen. It's been hard to deal with mentally."Morris is aware the decision likely ends his career."I've accepted it," he said. "It was a great segment of my life. I really can't wait to move on and be with my family. It's a sad day, but it's also a joyful day. ... I'm proud of my career. I didn't mean or want for it to end this way. I've always said the other team will let you know when you're done."http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5hy7AsCUoDWiseK27tc9SZBjFayHAD90B2L7G0
too bad. sounds like Woody. we still need another starter.
Morris seemed cooked. But he still gets a cool $12M to sit at home. Pretty sweet deal.
The Astros could take a flier on him for a pro-ration of the league minimum. It wouldn't be the worst $300,000 they've ever spent.
According to Baseball This Morning on XM, Morris is officially retired.
Wow, he just gave up $13 million. I'm surprised.
