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Adrian Morejon

Adrian Morejon

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Sep 12, 2026

Ben FaddenHOST
0:32
Um, and then Cavanaugh homers, Gilbert homers, both of those being in... inning.
Ben FaddenHOST
0:42
And then now you got a seven-six ballgame, and you need Adrian Morejon and Mason Miller to come in and lock it down, and that's exactly what happened.
Ben FaddenHOST
0:52
Huge props to both of those guys.
Ben FaddenHOST
0:55
Morejon coming in, huge strikeout of Devers.

14 MINS LATER

Ben FaddenHOST
14:33
He'd probably praise him too and be like, "Hey, Bradley, you know, he, he...
Ben FaddenHOST
14:37
Yep, h- he wasn't at his best, but he grinded through it, and he allowed us to still just go to Morejon and Miller." But Bradley, he didn't get an out, but Schild would, would have still found a way to, to mention him.
Ben FaddenHOST
14:57
Why can't I say Morejon correctly? How do you say it? It's Adrian Morejon.
Ben FaddenHOST
15:07
Adrian Morejon.
Jim GrieshaberHOST
4:23
Turned it into a 7-6 game without recording it out.
Jim GrieshaberHOST
4:26
Adrian Morejon comes in and puts out the fire again.
Jim GrieshaberHOST
4:29
And Mason Miller, save number 36 for the Reaper.
Jim GrieshaberHOST
4:33
That's the ballgame.

14 MINS LATER

Jim GrieshaberHOST
18:40
He doesn't have a big league hit yet, and I understand it was 7-3.
Jim GrieshaberHOST
18:42
The other thing about Stammen's Second Guess today, Fermin ripped every ball he saw last night, not in the lineup today I just needed a second.
Jim GrieshaberHOST
18:52
Unsung hero Adrian Morejon bails out Bradley in the eighth inning.
Jim GrieshaberHOST
18:56
That was huge.
Dave FlemmingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:12
It's 76 Padres.
John MillerHOST
8:19
But at that point, the Padres went to their late-inning aces for the second game in a row, starting with Morejon, and he got through the Giants' big hitters, Devers and Eldridge most particularly, with strikeouts and then the right-handed batting Jonah Cox on a comebacker.
John MillerHOST
8:40
And then, of course, the ace, Mason Miller, who was extended by the Giants last night.
John MillerHOST
8:46
He had to throw 27 pitches and ultimately get out of a bases-loaded spot in the ninth inning, and he did it, but then came back really less than a day later in the day game that followed, and he ran the table, and ultimately he struck out Nate Furman, the guy who got the ninth-inning burgeoning rally started against him last night with a walk.
Kevin AceeHOST
9:28
Kyle Hart was on your team.
Kevin AceeHOST
9:30
Adrian Morejon was on your team.
Kevin AceeHOST
9:32
Kyle Hart, I mentioned, because of what he did in that inning.
Kevin AceeHOST
9:35
He came in and got those final two outs.
John SchaefferHOST
31:09
But he's been incredibly valuable.
John SchaefferHOST
31:12
By the way, they did make the right decision to go to Morejon in the seventh inning because Devers was due up in that inning.
John SchaefferHOST
31:17
So, you know, it's not always Morejon for the eighth and Miller for the ninth.
John SchaefferHOST
31:20
You kind of want to attack the situation as it presents itself.
John SchaefferHOST
31:23
I give Craig Stammen credit for doing that.
Dave FlemingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:57
It's 7-6, Padres.
John MillerHOST
8:04
But at that point, the Padres went to their late-inning aces for the second game in a row, starting with Morejon, and he got through the Giants' big hitters, Devers and Eldridge most particularly, with strikeouts and then the right-handed batting Jonah Cox on a comebacker.
John MillerHOST
8:25
And then, of course, the ace, Mason Miller, who was extended by the Giants last night.
John MillerHOST
8:30
He had to throw 27 pitches and ultimately get out of a bases-loaded spot in the ninth inning, and he did it, but then came back really less than a day later in the day game that followed, and he ran the table, and ultimately he struck out Nate Furman, the guy who got the ninth-inning burgeoning rally started against him last night with a walk.
Connor NewcombHOST
28:10
So I'll give you two other guys in a position of need.
Connor NewcombHOST
28:13
One of them, lefty reliever Adrian Morejon, 27 years old, throws 99, four elite pitches.
Connor NewcombHOST
28:19
He is fourth in reliever war since the beginning of the 2024 season.
Connor NewcombHOST
28:23
Has been almost as good as Mason Miller at the back end of that Padres bullpen.
Mike FrischHOST
16:18
[laughs]
Jon FrischHOST
16:18
... on Instagram said, "Is Tarik Skubal a legitimate possibility?" Uh, [laughs] Wayne Randazzo Glazer on Instagram says, "Do you see the Angels spending this off-season other than on Skubal or maybe a Morejon?" Uh, and then Leo Cambronero said on Instagram, "Yo, big fan." Thank you, Leo.
Jon FrischHOST
16:38
"How realistic is it to land someone like Skeans or Skubal in the future?" Mike, it's a lot more realistic than it was just over a week ago, isn't it?
Mike FrischHOST
16:50
Right, yeah.
Jon FrischHOST
21:36
Yeah
Mike FrischHOST
21:36
... that he was really good.
Jon FrischHOST
21:37
Like, somebody mentioned, uh, Adrian Morejon from the Padres.
Jon FrischHOST
21:41
You have him as a lefty and Sammy Futera as a lefty-
Jack JohnsonHOST
8:41
That's where the Royals can jump on it.
Jack JohnsonHOST
8:43
Adrian Morejon is the number one guy.
Jack JohnsonHOST
8:46
He is listed as the number one guy in Passon's article and he said, it's kind of strange to see a setup guy, not a closer as the top reliever, but here we are.
Jack JohnsonHOST
8:53
He's 28 years old and has electric stuff.
Javier ReyesHOST
25:22
You're...
Javier ReyesHOST
25:22
You might be losing Adrian Morejon, who has been sensational.
Javier ReyesHOST
25:26
If you actually look at this year when it comes to pitching, uh, the Major League leaders in wins above replacement in a lot of the, the, the advanced stats, I think when it comes to relief pitching, he has been obviously behind, uh, Mason Miller, right? Mason Miller's w- worth apparently 3.4 wins above replacement, which is nuts, but he is fourth in WAR.
Javier ReyesHOST
25:48
Now, I don't always like using WAR for pitchers because I think that it is treating too much of the hypothetical towards what you contributed to this year.
Javier ReyesHOST
27:42
He has a two point o five ERA.
Javier ReyesHOST
27:45
Now-- And also, by the way, a twenty-six point seven percent strikeout rate.
Javier ReyesHOST
27:49
Now, the difference though with Yuki Matsui is that unlike a Adrian Morejon, his peripherals aren't quite as good.
Javier ReyesHOST
27:56
I still think he's good, but not quite as good.

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