Brandon Morrow (SP)

Toronto starter Brandon Morrow only allowed one earned run on Monday night against Tampa Bay. Unfortunately, he also watched some ugly defense behind him, especially on a dropped strike three call that prolonged his final inning, and five more runs crossed during his time on the mound. The six total runs scored against him were more than enough for Tampa to pull the win and beat Morrow, dropping his...

Toronto Blue Jays SP Brandon Morrow struck out a season-high 10 batters over six innings ...

Toronto pitcher Brandon Morrow tossed another stellar outing on Wednesday in Oakland. Morrow gave up one run off four hits over his six innings on the mound. He struck out 10 and issued four walks before passing the ball over to the bullpen. Morrow threw 114 pitches, 68 for strikes, in the outing. The Blue Jays would hold on for the 5-2 win over the A's.

Blue Jays pitcher Brandon Morrow threw a complete-game three-hit shutout on Thursday against the Angels. He struck out eight batters and did not issue a walk during his time on the mound. Toronto would win the game, 5-0, giving Morrow his third win of the season. He now owns a 2.38 ERA.

Brandon Morrow turned in his second career shutout Thursday, throwing a three-hitter against the Angels.

Toronto Blue Jays SP Brandon Morrow won his third straight start, striking out eight and ...

Toronto Blue Jays SP Brandon Morrow struck out nine while allowing five hits and no ...

Toronto starting pitcher Brandon Morrow (2-1) permitted only five hits in six shutout innings during the Blue Jays' 7-0 rout of Seattle on Saturday. It was Morrow's second straight win as he improved to 3-0 with a 1.89 ERA in three starts against the team that drafted him fifth overall during the 2006 MLB Draft. He posted a season-high nine strikeouts against the free-swinging Mariners and now has...

Brandon Morrow pitched six innings, Edwin Encarnacion hit a grand slam and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Seattle Mariners 7-0 on Saturday, snapping a four-game losing streak.

Toronto starter Brandon Morrow has a penchant for allowing too many home runs at times. He gave up the long ball once again on Monday night in Kansas City. Taking the mound in the second inning with a 1-0 lead, Morrow gave it right back as he allowed a solo homer to Eric Hosmer. The good news is that Morrow settled from there and did not give up another run. Morrow allowed just the one earned run on...

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