LHP Adam Morgan was recalled from Triple-A Lehigh Valley on Saturday to take the place of reliever Joaquin Benoit (left knee). Morgan has a 7.00 ERA in nine innings at the major league level this year.

RHP Adam Morgan was sent down to Triple-A Lehigh Valley on Wednesday night after throwing three innings of shutout relief against the Rockies. Morgan, who was called up earlier in the week, lowered his ERA from 10.50 to 7.00 with that outing.

LHP Adam Morgan was recalled from Triple-A Lehigh Valley to replace OF Daniel Nava on the active roster. Morgan is expected to bolster the bullpen.

LHP Adam Morgan was optioned to Triple-A Lehigh Valley to make room on the 25-man roster for Aaron Nola, who came off the 10-day disabled list. Morgan was recalled Friday from Triple-A after being optioned there April 12.

RHP Adam Morgan was recalled from Triple-A Lehigh Valley Friday. Morgan was optioned there April 12 after alllowing four home runs in a start.

LHP Adam Morgan had a night to forget in Philadelphia on Tuesday. In a 14-4 drubbing, Morgan surrendered four solo home runs and seven hits total over 3 2/3 innings. Following the game, the Phillies optioned Morgan to Triple-A Lehigh Valley. A corresponding move will be made Wednesday.

LHP Adam Morgan (2-11) was roughed up in his five innings Wednesday against the Braves. He allowed nine runs on 10 hits and two walks with four strikeouts. Morgan was able to retire the last six batters he faced in order.

LHP Adam Morgan (2-10, 5.57 ERA), who will start Thursday in the series opener against the Mets, has a streak of allowing two or fewer runs in his past four starts. That string continued his last time out even though he lasted only 4 1/3 innings, which wasn't enough to earn the victory in a 4-3 win over Miami. He only gave up two runs (one earned) on seven hits. Over his past four starts, he's given up seven runs (six earned) in 23 innings for a 2.35 ERA, easily his lowest over any four-game stretch this season.

LHP Adam Morgan was rescued from his 11th loss of the season on Friday night despite getting pulled after 4 1/3 innings of a 4-3, 13-inning win over the Miami Marlins. Morgan, who has lost four of his last five starts, remains 2-10 and his ERA dipped slightly, from 5.73 to 5.49 after he gave up two unearned runs and seven hits against Miami. In his last six starts, he has a 3.18 ERA (12 earned runs, 34 innings). It was the fifth time this season he has failed to make it out of the fifth inning in one of his starts.

LHP Adam Morgan has had some of his best starts recently. Morgan has gone at least six innings in each of his last three starts. He has a 2.41 ERA and .167 opponent batting average in that time. One of Morgan's last three starts came against Miami, a team he will face again Friday. In that outing, his only against the Marlins this year, Morgan allowed just one earned run in six innings, struck out five and earned his second win of the season.

LHP Adam Morgan threw well but took the loss Sunday. He gave up three hits and two runs to Washington. Manager Pete Mackanin was pleased with the outings of Morgan and his other young starters in the weekend series.

LHP Adam Morgan (2-9) used a pitch he picked up within the past two months -- a two-seam fastball -- to beat the Miami Marlins 4-3 on Tuesday. He pitched six innings, allowing five hits, no walks and one run, striking out five and snapping his nine-game losing streak. He earned his first win since May 10 against the Atlanta Braves. His losing streak was the longest active skid in the majors and the longest by a Phillies pitcher since Kyle Abbott in 1992.

LHP Adam Morgan pitched 6 2/3 effective innings against Washington on Wednesday night but nonetheless lost his ninth straight game. Morgan, whose streak spans 12 starts and two relief appearances and dates back to May 15, became the first Phillies pitcher to have a losing streak of nine or more in a single season since Kyle Abbott dropped 11 in a row in 1992. Morgan allowed three hits and two runs, the first on Jayson Werth?s solo homer in the first, while striking out five. He didn't walk a batter, and departed after surrendering Wilson Ramos go-ahead RBI single in the seventh. Morgan (1-9) was "the best I've seen him, probably ever," according to manager Pete Mackanin. Morgan didn't disagree, saying, "I definitely want to improve, get out of the seventh inning, finish strong. But it's a good one to build off of."

LHP Adam Morgan takes the mound Wednesday night for the Phillies in their series finale against Washington, hoping to reverse a slide for himself and his team. Morgan (1-8, 6.50) hasn't won a game since a 3-2 victory over Atlanta on May 10, a string of 14 starts in which he either took the loss or departed without a decision. The Phillies are only 2-12 during his starts, however. His last time out resulted in a loss to the Mets, when he gave up eight hits and six runs in five innings on Friday.

LHP Adam Morgan had more success at the plate than on the mound Friday night, when he took the loss after allowing six runs on eight hits and two walks while striking out eight over five innings as the Phillies fell to the Mets, 9-4. Morgan drove home the Phillies' first run with an RBI single in the fifth inning. It was the first major league RBI for Morgan, who entered the at-bat with one hit in 21 at-bats this season and just three hits in his first 47 big league at-bats dating back to last year. With the loss Friday, Morgan fell to 0-8 with a 7.13 ERA in his last 14 major league appearances (12 starts). The defeat came in Morgan's third start since he was promoted from Triple-A Lehigh Valley, for whom he went 5-0 in five starts from July 16 through Aug. 6. Morgan is 1-8 with a 6.50 ERA in 17 games (15 starts) overall this season.

LHP Adam Morgan (1-7. 6.21 ERA) makes his 15th start of the season and 17th appearance as the Phillies take on the Mets at Citi Field on Thursday. He has no record in one career start against New York, working 3 2/3 innings and allowing five runs on seven hits on Aug. 24, 2015. Morgan won five straight minor league starts between July 16-Aug. 6. He had no-decisions in appearances against Colorado (Aug. 14) and St. Louis (Aug. 19).

LHP Adam Morgan, whom manager Pete Mackanin said needed to "show something" before Friday's start, allowed one run andfive hits, walking two while striking out three in six-plus innings.

LHP Adam Morgan, Friday's starter against St. Louis, was hit by a line drive off the bat of Colorado's Nick Hundley on Sunday and left the game after three innings. He reported no ill effects, and he will be looking to end a string of 12 straight winless starts, a streak interrupted by a stint in the minors that saw him win five in a row. His only major league victory of the season came on May 10, when he beat Atlanta. Since then, he is 0-7 with a 7.46 ERA.

LHP Adam Morgan, hit on the elbow by a line drive off the bat of Colorado's Nick Hundley on Sunday, was pronounced fit by team medical personnel, according to manager Pete Mackanin. He will make his next scheduled start Friday against St. Louis.

LHP Adam Morgan was removed two batters into the fourth inning of his start on Sunday after a line drive off the bat of Rockies CF Nick Hundler caught him on his throwing arm. Morgan (1-7, 6.62 ERA), who was called up from Triple-A Lehigh Valley for the start, finished with two runs (both earned) to his name in 3.0 innings pitched. X-rays on his arm were negative, and he'll be re-evaluated on Tuesday before the Phillies' next game against the Dodgers. "Not as bad as it sounds, I guess," he said afterward. "Right now it's just a bruise, and once that bruise goes away, I'm good."