Inbox: What is the rotation's forecast?  Inbox: What is the
rotation's forecast?  Inbox: What is the rotation's forecast?
The Blue Jays' starting rotation has been the biggest
disappointment this year. What can general manager Alex
Anthopoulos do to fix this situation during the offseason? --
Dustin B., Moncton, New Brunswick  The success of next year's
rotation could very well be tied to the health of Brandon
Morrow. The right-hander arguably has the highest ceiling of
anyone on Toronto's staff, but he has yet to pitch a full season
in the rotation following a variety of injuries over the past
few years.  Morrow appeared to turn a corner in 2012, when he
posted a 2.96 ERA in 124 2/3 innings during a season that was
sidetracked in June because of a torn oblique muscle. The
success didn't carry over, though, as Morrow battled an upper-
back injury and later soreness in his forearm en route to making
just 10 starts this season.  Have a question about the Blue
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