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"Just kind of going through the normal routine in the offseason where I've just gotten back into hitting and I really haven't felt much of it during the swing," Quentin said Friday. Quentin was leading the AL with 36 homers on Sept. 1 when he broke his wrist in a fit of frustration against the Indians. He ended up with a broken bone that needed surgery and a screw was inserted. He claimed that he would have been able to play for Chicago in the playoffs had they advanced, but they lost to Tampa in four games. |
White Sox outfielder Carlos Quentin claims that his surgically repaired right wrist has responded well, and he has begun doing some light hitting.