riders1;867463 wrote:So your saying you know all about 95 % of the fans, yet you root for only 1 team, yet you will visit other teams threads and comment, but nobody can visit your thread or start a thread without your name calling trollishness showing up. So don't comment on Reds, Phillies, Pirate or Rockies etc thread if you don't allow on your owned threads.

Tiger2003;867488 wrote:This thread should be here...

http://www.ohiochatter.com/forum/threads/22945-Random-MLB-chatter

riders1;867641 wrote:AA pitcher doesn't belong on MLB thread either so trolls calling others trolls really is meaningless, now admit you did want to know how Pomeranz was doing and you didn't bother to inform others, simple, read about him, and move on don't call others by your pet names


GO TIGERS

riders1;867641 wrote:AA pitcher doesn't belong on MLB thread either so trolls calling others trolls really is meaningless, now admit you did want to know how Pomeranz was doing and you didn't bother to inform others, simple, read about him, and move on don't call others by your pet names


GO TIGERS

riders1;867641 wrote:AA pitcher doesn't belong on MLB thread either so trolls calling others trolls really is meaningless, now admit you did want to know how Pomeranz was doing and you didn't bother to inform others, simple, read about him, and move on don't call others by your pet names


GO TIGERS

riders1;867641 wrote:AA pitcher doesn't belong on MLB thread either so trolls calling others trolls really is meaningless, now admit you did want to know how Pomeranz was doing and you didn't bother to inform others, simple, read about him, and move on don't call others by your pet names


GO TIGERS

hoops23;867659 wrote:Did anybody else get slightly retarded after reading this rubbish?

Rockies pitching prospect Drew Pomeranz underwent an emergency appendectomy Saturday night, and it will likely end his season (Denver Post). the 22-year-old left-hander was hospitalized overnight and is expected to need about three weeks to recover. With the minor-league season ending in the first week of September -- as Pomeranz is only in Double-A -- that would mean he has seen his last game action of the season.

Pomeranz was one of the big pieces the Rockies got back in the Ubaldo Jimenez trade. After dazzling in his Rockies' organizational debut, Pomeranz has a 1.71 ERA and 0.95 WHIP with 21 strikeouts in 21 Double-A innings. He was utterly dominant in High-A to begin the season (1.87 ERA, 95 K in 77 innings), too.

Fortunately for Pomeranz and the Rockies, an appendectomy doesn't have any long-term effects, so there's no reason to believe his development will be delayed one iota.