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Morris has given up seven runs and struck out 14 in 17.1 innings of work this season.
In his first season in San Francisco, Morris has shown he's capable of a middle-innings role. His WHIP is 1.27, down from the 1.42 and 1.48 he's had the last two seasons with Miami. The first-round pick also has a FIP of 2.97, which has him on pace for a career best. He's stuck behind some proven veterans in the bullpen, so his workload doesn't appear to be on the rise anytime soon, but the season is starting to come together nicely for the righty.
