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    And at a salary of just $600,000, Morales has been a bargain. "We felt when we did the deal for Mark that if Mark left via free agency, we just felt real comfortable with Kendry being at first base ... We felt real good about, if we didn’t have Casey and we didn’t have Mark Teixeira, we had Kendry Morales." Only when the season began did it become clear just how much the Angels had in him. Full Article at NJ.com
    We felt when we did the deal for Mark that if Mark left via free agency, we just felt real comfortable with Kendry being at first base ... We felt real good about, if we didn’t have Casey and we didn’t have Mark Teixeira, we had Kendry Morales.
    – Tony Reagins SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago
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Kendry Morales the surprise force sparking Angels' offensive onslaught
  1. At his age, no. Not to be able to do what he did. He’s such a mature hitter already, and to see him through the course of a season was very exciting.
    SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago
  2. What you learn is to never lie down, never give up ... There’s a lot of things that I’ve gone through to get to this point, and it just means you have to keep going. There’s no need to lie down.
    Kendry Morales – Kendry Morales SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago
  3. I didn’t think he would put up the numbers that he put up this soon ... I thought he had it in him. I just didn’t think it would materialize this quickly. But you haven’t seen the best of Kendry Morales yet.
    – Tony Reagins SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago

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