BRADENTON, Fla. -- Maybe Nyjer Morgan -- sitting on a wooden
bench in front of his stall in the Pirate City clubhouse -- said
it best.  "All systems roll!" he exclaimed, with his trademark
grin in place.  After Tuesday's 7-3 win over the Twins, bench
coach Gary Varsho ushered both Nate McLouth and Morgan,
separately, into Pirates manager John Russell's office. They
both came out knowing that they would be with the team on Monday
in the Pirates' season opener in Atlanta.  And McLouth emerged
having been told that he would be the team's Opening Day center
fielder.  "A lot of people are handed positions, and rightfully
so," said McLouth, minutes after learning the news. "But when
you go out and compete and win something, especially something
as big as the starting center-field job, it's definitely
gratifying."  Both McLouth and Morgan came in to spring camp
knowing that they would be competing directly against each
another for the starting center-field job. They were both
products of the Pirates' farm system, kn