Logan Morrison (OF)

Logan Morrison started Sunday's game against the Indians at first base for Miami. It was the Marlins' first game since optioning first baseman Gaby Sanchez to Triple-A New Orleans.

RotoInfo.com | May 17th, 3:56pm

Manager Ozzie Guillen said he'll likely use Logan Morrison as the team's designated hitter in Cleveland.

RotoInfo.com | May 17th, 3:48pm

Manager Ozzie Guillen said he'll likely use Logan Morrison as the team's designated hitter in Cleveland.

Miami outfielder Logan Morrison was given Wednesday's game in Atlanta off as the Marlins were facing left-handed starter Mike Minor. Morrison is batting .274 on the season after going 0 for 3 with a walk and two strikeouts on Tuesday against Pittsburgh.

RotoInfo.com | May 16th, 1:10pm

Logan Morrison is not in the Marlins starting lineup on Wednesday.

RotoInfo.com | May 13th, 6:54am

Logan Morrison is not in the Marlins starting lineup on Sunday.

Marlins outfielder Logan Morrison was pulled not scratched from the starting lineup for Friday night's contest against the Mets, reports MLB.com. Morrison was originally penciled in to start in left field, but was replaced by Austin Kearns when the team took the field. However, the move was made by manager Ozzie Guillen because he wanted another right-handed bat in the lineup to face left-hander Johan...

RotoInfo.com | May 11th, 4:26pm

Logan Morrison has been scratched at gametime, no reason was given. Austin Kearns takes his place.

Marlins outfielder Logan Morrison missed the team’s previous two games with a sore right knee, however on Sunday in San Diego the knee looked fine on a standup triple in the sixth inning that drove in a run to tie the game at 2-2. Morrison was intentionally walked the next time he batted, and he finished the game 1 for 4 with an RBI and a run scored, as the Marlins defeated the Padres, 6-3. ...

Miami outfielder Logan Morrison (knee) returned to the lineup on Sunday at San Diego for the series finale. Morrison missed two straight starts with soreness in his right knee.

Miami Marlins OF Logan Morrison (knee) was held out of the lineup for the second ...

RotoInfo.com | May 6th, 6:04am

Logan Morrison was held out of the starting lineup for the second straight game with a sore right knee.

Marlins outfielder Logan Morrison wasn't in the lineup for a second straight day as he continues to deal with soreness in his right knee. He did appear as a pinch hitter in the 10th inning of Friday's contest, walking in his lone at-bat.

Updating previous reports, Miami Marlins OF Logan Morrison (knee) walked during an appearance as a ...

Marlins outfielder Logan Morrison was scratched from the starting lineup for Friday night's contest against the Padres due to soreness in his right. Morrison is being considered day to day with his injury, but will likely also be given Saturday off, reports MLB.com. He was replaced in left field by Greg Dobbs.

Florida Marlins OF Logan Morrison (knee) was scratched from the lineup Friday, May 4, against ...

RotoInfo.com | May 4th, 3:42pm

Logan Morrison is not in the Marlins starting lineup on Friday.

RotoInfo.com | May 2nd, 3:12pm

Logan Morrison is not in the Marlins starting lineup on Wednesday.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 30th, 9:14am

Logan Morrison is not in Monday's starting lineup.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 13th, 12:26pm

Logan Morrison (rest) is not in the starting lineup on Friday.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 5th, 1:22pm

The Marlins determined in spring training Logan Morrison would not start Thursday's game in Cincinnati. Morrison's surgically repaired knee feels fine, but the Marlins are playing it safe with him in the early going. They did not want to push Morrison in a day game with cool weather after a night game.

RotoInfo.com | Mar 26th, 7:54pm

Starting left fielder Logan Morrison had to be helped off the field Monday.Morrison gave the club a scare when his left knee locked up while taking at-bats in the back fields at Jupiter. Not sure if it's good or bad that Morrison tweaked his good knee, not the right knee he had surgically repaired during the offseason. As of now, looks like he still might be a go for the April 4 opener against the Cardinals.

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