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Yahoo Sports article : LoMo explains his Twitter, Ken Burns and the Ph

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LoMo chat with Yahoo reporter

 

Answer Man: Marlins’ Morrison talks Ken Burns, Twitter and Philly

By David Brown

 

Just 62 games into his major league career, Florida Marlins outfielder Logan Morrison(notes) already has made a name for himself.

 

More than his numbers, the deeper narrative of Morrison's rookie season came from his relationship with his father, Tom Morrison. He made it his mission to follow his son around the major leagues despite being stricken by Stage IV lung cancer.

 

Folks also got to know Morrison because of his engagement of others through social media — particularly Twitter, where @LoMoMarlins is creeping up on 13,000 followers (many of whom, curiously, seem to be Phillies fans).

 

Open, honest, funny and humble, LoMo seemed like a natural for an Answer Man session. He got his turn on my recent visit to Marlins camp in Jupiter, Fla.

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What a character. I hope we have LoMo for a long time.

 

 

I agree he is funny & a great character. The national media, when they discover him will love him.

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