What Happened In 2017: Became an important part of one of the best bullpens the Dodgers have ever had by staying healthy and dominating in a new relief role.
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Brandon Morrow was a non-roster invitee on a minor league deal last spring. The Dodgers gave him a chance to get healthy and reinvent himself, transitioning from starting pitcher to relief. He did just that and excelled in the new job, contributing significantly to the NL pennant winning team.
The season didn’t start out that great for Morrow who failed to break with the team out of Spring Training and had a couple of poor outings with the Triple-A Oklahoma City Dodgers in April.