By Mark GonzalesMESA, Ariz. -- Carlos Quentin said he experiences normal fatigue in his left foot, but his bat looked completely healthy Saturday as he slugged two home runs to give the White Sox an 8-3 lead over the Cubs after six innings at HoHoKam Park.
Quentin, who was limited to 99 games in 2009 because of plantar fasciitis, ripped a two-run home run in the first inning and a three-run shot off Carlos Silva.
Quentin, who was the Sox's designated hitter, spoke carefully about the status of his feet.
Photo: Carlos Quentin rounds the bases after hitting a two-run home run off Cubs pitcher Carlos Silva in the first inning. (AP / Paul Connors)
"I say general soreness," Quentin said. "No sorer than it would be if I was healthy three years ago. It's fatigue. Soreness as in maybe my feet just ache -- both of them. That's must from being in cleats.
"It's not a thought in my head where I'm concerned about
that specific location. I'll clarify that. So besides spring training, it standard soreness, I've been very fortunate and
it's a very touchy subject for me to talk about. It's been very good so far."
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That's right, the White Sox are going to win the spring training World Series. And I cannot wait until the Cubs and all their fans come to Comiskey so I can brag about our spring training beat down!
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Cubs look in mid-season form especially Soriano.
Yeah, remember when he came in 5th in MVP voting in '08? That sucked.
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Quentin alway looks great in the pre-season, its the regular seasons that kill him.