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The Padres need rotation help, but Adrian Morejon’s ability to cover multiple innings makes his projected $14 million annual salary worth considering.

Writer Tremayne Person argues that re-signing reliever Adrian Morejon should be an offseason priority for the San Diego Padres. Person contends that losing the left-hander would leave the team needing to replace not just an arm, but multiple critical bullpen responsibilities due to his multi-inning flexibility and high-leverage workload.
Morejon recorded 107 strikeouts with a 2.83 ERA across 86 innings and 76 appearances this past season. Analyst Jim Bowden projects Morejon could secure a three-year, $42 million contract, which the writer believes San Diego should strongly consider paying despite their starting rotation needs.
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