May 25, 2006 Sports » Sports Feature

Double-A Vision 

by John Branston
click to enlarge Stuart Pomeranz
  • Stuart Pomeranz
What are fans of the Memphis Redbirds to do, considering the dearth of talent taking the field at AutoZone Park these days? They might start shifting their gaze northwest, to Springfield, Missouri, home of the Double-A Springfield Cardinals. If the downward spiral continues for the Redbirds, look for some younger talent — particularly of the pitching variety — to start making the drive south to Memphis. At the top of Springfield’s prospect list is Collierville’s own Stuart Pomeranz, who has won his first six decisions this season. Read about Pomeranz’s latest start here.

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