Joe Morgan

He'll be on left field.

Batting second, the second baseman, Joe Morgan.

Batting third and playing first base, Tony Parrish.

Batting post to catcher, John Bench.

Won the batting title, hit .338.

And the first pitch of the day, high outside, ball one.

Joe Morgan on deck, and then Tony Parrott.

Sparky Anderson making two changes in his lineup for the game today.

First man up for the Cardinals here in the bottom half of the fourth will be Mike Shannon.

In the on-deck circle, Joe Morgan.

Coming out as the pinch hitter for the pitcher, Bob Humphrey.

And the first pitch hitter, Mike Shannon, to call strike as Dennis Riven starts off the inning.

Ball bouncing between the third baseman and the shortstop and going on out to George Alton.

No Mike Jenner, the first man on here in the fourth.

No one out, the batter coming up, Joe Morgan batting for the pitcher Bob Humphrey.

That is the fourth hit off Dennis Rivas as he came in the game in the second.

Matt Suhey, 68 years old.

Joe Morgan, the former baseball manager, not to be confused with the Hall of Fame second baseman of the Reds, who's also passed away.

The 2006 Red Sox Hall of Fame inductee worked for the Red Sox as a manager, coach, minor league manager, and scout from 1974 to 1991.

He was 95 years old.

Steve Garvey, first base, National League, Tampa, Florida.

Hi, I'm Joe Morgan.

I'm from Oakland, California, and I play second base for the Cincinnati Reds.

Hello, my name is George Foster.

And he has got hurt twice.

Although Rusty Staub should have made the play in right field on that ball.

Joe Morgan standing in at 330.

Number seven in the National League batting.

Ken Griffey, batting second today, has been flip-flopping Rose and Griffey in this series.

Griffey in right field, and he'll be followed by veteran Joe Morgan at second base, with George Foster in left field, Foster batting cleanup.

Johnny Bench doing the catching, hitting fifth.

Cesar Geronimo in center field, batting sixth.

It's a strike right at the letter.

It's a fastball to level a count at one and one.

Ken Whippy in the on-deck circle to be followed by Joe Morgan.

Burris gets his sign.

The catcher, Joe Torre of the Atlanta Braves, batting sixth.

At second base, a replacement for the injured Joe Morgan from the Houston Ball Club, Jim Lefevre, a switch hitter of the Los Angeles Dodgers, batting seventh at second base.

From the Cincinnati Red Legs, Leo Cardenas at shortstop, batting eighth.

And the pitcher, we all know him, Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

At first base will be William McCovey of San Francisco.

Down at second base, Jim Lefevre of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

And by the way, Joe Morgan was selected as the starting second baseman, but was hit on the knee in batting practice by a batted ball and could not play.

However, we noticed in the All-Star introductions by Stan Musial, Joe Morgan was here in civilian clothes and was introduced.

Chicago came out smoking against Tom Griffin, who was unable to survive the first inning in the wake of a four-run outburst.

The only Giant run coming on a sixth-inning home run by Joe Morgan, his fifth of the season, while Cup catcher Jody Davis had his first Major League home run, and Hector Cruz hit his seventh of the season.

One ball and no strikes on Ellis Valentine.

Randy Marsh got the win.