Justin Morneau says starting the 2012 season as the Twins' designated hitter is fine by him. But he also tells the Star Tribune that playing first base full time is what he really wants to do down the road.
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Justin Morneau fully expected to play first base for the Twins on Opening Day. But the slugger tells the Pioneer Press if it makes more sense for him to be the full time designated hitter, he'll do what's good for the team.
Justin Morneau might be used as a designated hitter more often than a first baseman this season. Doctors have told Morneau that he's more vulnerable to concussion symptoms returning if his body wears down. Morneau is hot over his last three spring games, going 4-9 with two doubles, two homers and five RBI -- all of which he was the Twins' designated hitter.
Twins first baseman Justin Morneau tells reporters that it doesn't take "a rocket scientist" to figure out if his concussion symptoms continue, he probably won't be able to play again.
Post-concussion syndrome has held first-baseman Justin Morneau to 150-games over the past two seasons. MLB Network caught up with Morneau during a training session to see how he's feeling, and Morneau says he's "way ahead" of where he was at this time last year.
The Twins' Justin Morneau tells Fox Sports North that he knows he'll play first base sometime this year. The only question is when.
The Twins are still without Justin Morneau as he continues to recover from a wrist injury. Ron Gardenhire is away from the team for the weekend series in Seattle, but acting manager Scott Ullger reiterated that Morneau won't play in a game until his wrist is ready.
There were several reports from Target Field Saturday that Justin Morneau was hitting a ball off of a tee. He has been on the disabled list retroactive to May 1 with a sore left wrist. Morneau did not take full batting practice.
Justin Morneau is eligible to come off the disabled list Wednesday and it's looking more and more like he'll be in the lineup when the Twins play the Tigers that night. The first-baseman took live batting practice for the first time in two weeks before Monday's game and says he's "optimistic" he'll be in the lineup soon.
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