ok, I’m not going to get too excited, but just what if…

in 2011 – 2012 we’ll be looking at a YoGa/Rogers 1-2 punch at the front of the rotation. That could be sweet. If we still have enough of an offensive lineup to back them up, that is.

Oops, meant to put some body in that post…

He’s still just working in A ball right now. I wouldnt get too excited about this until some command, secondary pitch improvement, and long health success are shown. And as others have said this will be a 2011 thing at earliest, and without the command or secondary offerings, it doesnt mean much.

He would be one of the biggest success stories ever after severe injuries… the only guy I have heard of to come back and pitch after horrendous injuries is Dave Dravecky, because my dad gave him his book

Still premature, but shocking he is already pitching 97, he basically had to reteach himself how to pitch

I’d given Rogers up for dead (metaphorically, of course). And now we might have a potential top-line pitching prospect in someone who hasn’t pitched for almost three years? Even if he’s a long ways away, that’s pretty sweet. Kudos to Mark.

The Brewers never should have tinkered with his delivery, but they will never admit it.

I was working in the media when he was drafted, called him at home, and chatted with him. It was obvious that I wasn’t talking to a typical 18-year-old. I’m all the more impressed that he didn’t pout about his adversity, but actually took advantage of the time off to become a “student of the game.” If baseball doesn’t work out, he’ll be a success in whatever else he does, but I’m hoping like heck that baseball works out.

I could care less if he has no other pitch at this point.