The Los Angeles Angels signing of left-hander Drew Pomeranz to a minor-league deal could end up being a steal for the team. Pomeranz is getting an invite to big league camp, where he will compete for a roster spot.
The Los Angeles Angels have officially signed left-handed pitcher Drew Pomeranz to a minor league deal. Pomeranz, 35, last pitched in the majors in 2021 as a member of the San Diego Padres.
The Los Angeles Angels and reliever Drew Pomeranz are reportedly in agreement on a minor-league contract that includes an invite to spring training, per Jon Heyman of the New York Post.
The Los Angeles Angels continue to dig through the bargain bin for upgrades this offseason.
San Diego Padres relief pitcher Drew Pomeranz will not pitch for the Friars in 2023, Jeff Sanders of the San Diego Union-Tribune said Tuesday. The news
Pomeranz is heading for free agency, as his four-year, $34M contract with the Padres is up after the season. The deal amounted to 44 1/3 relief innings for San Diego over the 2020-21 seasons.
Youth and patience have been virtues the Pirates have stood behind in recent years and some of those efforts started to show dividends in 2023. Now the club must look to continue building.
A former Padres reliever is finally back on the mound and could be aiming for a big-league return. Drew Pomeranz exited the 2021 season in August after having flexor tendon surgery.
While Drew Pomeranz hasn’t appeared in a major league game since the 2021 season, he has no plans for retiring any time soon. In May, Pomeranz had arthroscopic elbow surgery to clean out the “junk in there from keeping my elbow working right,” he said.
The All-Star break is over and the second half is set to begin on Friday. As far as the San Diego Padres are concerned, they're on a much-needed run, having won six of their last eight games, and are going to try to keep up their winning ways when they play four in Philadelphia against the Phillies.
At 6’2, 175, lefty-hitting Jacob Gonzalez could potentially be the highest-drafted Ole Miss Rebel since Drew Pomeranz went fifth overall in 2010. He helped lead the Rebels to their first-ever National Championship and has played short for the US Collegiate National Team the past two summers.
The San Diego Padres haven't gotten off to their ideal start, they sit five games under .500 and are fourth in the NL West. However, their bullpen has been quite the opposite, especially as of late.
Padres southpaw Drew Pomeranz underwent a surgical procedure on his elbow on Tuesday.
San Diego Padres LHP Drew Pomeranz has not suited up for the franchise since the 2021 season. He has played just three minor league games in an attempt to finally make it back to the big league roster and just before a huge series against the San Fransisco Giants, he has been shut down once again.
Padres reliever Drew Pomeranz last pitched in the major leagues in 2021. The lefty reliever was considered one of the best when he was healthy, but unfortunately,
The San Diego Padres last saw drew Pomeranz take the mound for them in 2021. He served to be one of their most reliable bullpen pitchers and an important piece headed into a big spending spree for the franchise.
Some good news just came out of San Diego regarding their bullpen. Padres radio host Sammy Levitt spoke with skipper Bob Melvin and said reliever Drew Pomeranz is inching closer to a return, which will start on Thursday. Pomeranz started the season on the IL after experiencing inflammation in his left elbow.
With all of the important games and workouts that take place in Spring Training, the last thing that teams want to see is any of their players go down with injuries.
As Spring Training continues and the season opener grows closer, San Diego's medical staff has been hard at work ensuring the squad is ready. Sammy Levitt of '97.3 The Fan' provided the latest updates on Juan Soto, Adam Engel, and Drew Pomeranz, who are each recovering from injuries.
The Padres could be getting back a key reliever in time for the 2023 season. Padres lefty reliever Drew Pomeranz will see a major league field this season; the only question is, when?
Some prospects could be major contributors on playoff rosters, while others will get looks in preparation for 2020. Either way, these 10 MLB prospects could get their chances at a major league call-up in the final month of the regular season.
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