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Reuters
a day ago
- Sport
- Reuters
Rockies plan to active LHP Austin Gomber for Sunday start
June 12 - The Colorado Rockies plan to activate interim left-hander Austin Gomber, who has not played this season due to left shoulder soreness, and start him on Sunday at Atlanta, manager Warren Schaeffer said on Thursday. Gomber, 31, is on the 60-day injured list after making just one appearance in spring training on Feb. 25. The Rockies on Thursday optioned rookie left-hander Carson Palmquist, who was scheduled to start against the Braves, to Triple-A Albuquerque and recalled right-hander Anthony Molina from the affiliate. Gomber threw 69 pitches and struck out five while allowing one hit, three walks and one unearned run in four innings of a rehabilitation start on Tuesday for Albuquerque. He went 5-12 last season for Colorado with a 4.75 ERA, 38 walks and 116 strikeouts in a career-high 165 innings over 30 starts. Gomber is a career 35-40 with a 4.86 ERA, 203 walks and 505 strikeouts in 648 innings over 156 games (112 starts) for the St. Louis Cardinals (2018, 2020) and Rockies (2021-present). The 24-year-old Palmquist, the No. 5 starter in the Rockies' rotation, is 0-4 with a 7.77 ERA, 13 walks and 16 strikeouts in 22 innings over five starts. Colorado selected him in the third round of the 2022 MLB Draft out of the University of Miami. Molina, 23, has pitched one inning for Colorado this season and struck out one of three batters faced. --Field Level Media
Time of India
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
"These boys are obsessed": Austin Gomber's wife Rachel shares adorable photos of kids with sensory play kits
Image Source: rachelgomber/Instagram When it comes to social media, nobody hits out a wholesome moment quite like Rachel Gomber, wife of Colorado Rockies pitcher Austin Gomber, who recently posted the cutest pic of family life. Rachel filmed a clip of their young sons having fun with sensory play kits and shared the footage on her Instagram Story. Under the caption, 'The boys are OBSESSED with these sensory play kits,' the post soon garnered attention for its cute, pure nature. Rachel Gomber shows her sons enjoying sensory kits in a playful home moment Rachel Gomber provided her followers with an up-close glimpse into her creative times with her two boys in an Instagram Story that made waves. In the clip, both kids wear matching retro Rockies jerseys — a nod to dad Austin Gomber's MLB team — as they play with sensory kits decorated with the theme on the counter. The sensory kits are designed to encourage imaginative play and promote the development of fine and gross motor skills in children. Kneading colourful dough to one side, and the other exploring a curated bin of small props and textures. Rachel is not alone in her boys' love of the activity, with parents across the country aww-ing over it as a fun, screen-free alternative. Rachel Gomber continues to charm with the family-first approach Austin Gomber has the season of the Colorado Rockies to think about, but Rachel Gomber has her success sharing down-to-earth family content that makes a huge number of people feel less alone. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Social Security Recipients Under $2,384/Mo Now Entitled To 12 "Kickbacks" This Month (Tap for List) SuperSavings Learn More Undo Rachel also does a good job of meeting the balance of being a mother and a public figure, and her social media presence brings a normalcy and refreshing perspective to the life of a pro athlete family. The rise of the Gombers away from the pitch has only just received a boost from this recent post. They follow along for the realness of these personal family moments — whether that's supporting Austin at the ballpark, or home watching the kids find their new interests. Also Read: 'Not being worst team' – Kyle Freeland speaks out as Colorado Rockies face a brutal season in MLB history The Gombers show that sports families can remain humble, even under the public spotlight. In focusing on small joys, like kids playing with educational kits, Rachel and Austin Gomber continue to reach fans in ways that transcend baseball.
