Michael Morse

His 'Take On Me' walk-up song became a Nationals Park singalong.

Michael Morse is a beloved figure in Washington Nationals history, known for his powerful bat and charismatic presence during the team's early years in the nation's capital. A versatile first baseman and outfielder, Morse became a fan favorite for his clutch hitting and infectious energy, embodying the spirit of a franchise on the rise.

Quick Facts

Position: Outfielder; First baseman
Born: 22 March 1982
Birthplace: Fort Lauderdale, Florida, U.S.
Bats: Right
Debut league: MLB
Debut date: May 31
Debut year: 2005
Debut team: Seattle Mariners

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Did You Know?

He hit a memorable walk-off grand slam against the Philadelphia Phillies in 2011, one of the most dramatic moments in Nationals Park history.
Morse was originally drafted by the Chicago White Sox in 2000 and later traded to the Nationals in a deal for Ryan Langerhans.
He was a key part of the 2012 Nationals team that set a franchise record for wins and won the NL East.

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