Ex-SF Giant Jerome Williams' scary episode

San Francisco : CA : USA | Jun 20, 2012 at 10:10 PM PDT

Source: San Francisco Chronicle

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The Giants have seen a freaky number of opposing players sustain serious injuries in their games this season. Pitchers Mike Pelfrey of the Mets and Cory Luebke of the Padres blew out their elbows against the Giants and had Tommy John surgery. FULL ARTICLE AT San Francisco Chronicle

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