Michael Morse nominated for Hank Aaron Award

Major League Baseball announced its nominees from each team for the Hank Aaron Award today, and not surprisingly, the Nationals' nominee for the honor - which recognizes the top offensive player in each league - is outfielder Michael Morse.

The 29-year-old had an eye-opening season this year, blasting 31 homers and hitting .303. Morse led the team in almost every offensive category, becoming just the fourth Nationals player to hit 30 homers in a season and the first to hit .300 in the same year he'd reached the 30-homer plateau.

The award is given to the top offensive player in each league, and is voted on by a panel of seven Hall of Famers.

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