Carl Morton joined the Montreal Expos in 1969. In his' first full season, 1970, Carl Morton was voted the National League's Rookie of the Year. Known for his ability to keep his team in the ball game, Carl Morton averaged in his career over 6 innings per/game pitched. In 1970, he pitched 280 innings, 1973 256 innings, 1974 274 innings and 1975 277 innings. He was traded to the Atlanta Braves in 1973 and went 15-10, in 1974 he was 16-12, and 1975 - 17-16. Carl Morton's career numbers: 87-92, 3.73 ERA, 242GS, 51GC, and 13 shutouts. Baseball Historian |