If it isn't clear already -- and judging by his 64 percent ownership rate, it isn't -- Drew Pomeranz needs to be added in all leagues.
He followed up the spot start that earned him a full-time rotation spot with another gem Tuesday against a more formidable opponent in the White Sox. Yeah, he went only five innings again, but after spending the first month in the bullpen, he's still building up his pitch count. He threw 82 in this one compared to 68 in his previous start.
Of greater note, he has yet to allow a run as a starting pitcher, allowing just seven batters to reach base while recording 13 strikeouts in 10 innings. It's the kind of performance you'd expect from a front-line pitcher, which is what Pomeranz projected to be when the Indians took him fifth overall in the 2010. He might have already become one if he hadn't gotten sidetracked in Colorado, where the physics of the game work a little differently.
Given how highly regarded he was before landing in Colorado and how effective he's been since leaving, I'm ready to conclude it was the source of all his struggles, which makes this transition back to the starting role especially encouraging.