Pomeranz (elbow) made his spring debut Tuesday, allowing two hits and two runs against the Blue Jays, Alex Speier of The Boston Globe reports. He threw 35 pitches, 22 for strikes, and didn't walk or strikeout a batter.
Most notable during the outing was Toronto making plenty of hard contact against Pomeranz, whose fastball was at 87-90 mph for the last few batters he faced. Of course, those kinds of measurements don't really matter during a pitcher's first Grapefruit League start, which is an exercise in building arm strength. After his late start to game action, Pomeranz could get another four starts and be ready to pitch Boston's fifth game of the season, Apr. 8 in Detroit.