Carlos Quentin

Carlos Quentin

Carlos Quentin is an outfielder in major league baseball. He's a right fielder for the Arizona Diamondbacks and wears number 7. He is managed by Bob Melvin.

 
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Last Season's Record: 90-72 108 Red Stitches Projected Finish: 2st NL West Major Offseason Acquisitions: - Dan Haren: RHP - Connor Roberston: RHP - Chris Burke: 2B - Chad Qualls: RHP Major Offseason Losses: - Carlos Quentin: RF - Dana Eveland: LHP - Jose Valverde: RHP This team had a -20 run scoring differential last season, and still made the playoffs. Their pitching staff received a major upgrade thanks to the Oakland Rebuilding Project. The Diamondbacks are a young and extremely talented team. If Chad Tracey becomes healthy and produces numbers that he's capable of putting up, the Diamondbacks won't have to rely on ... Read Full Story
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The Sox were trailing 8-5 in the bottom of the 8th, and I figured on a day like this, I shouldn’t even bother to put on my rally cap. We seemed to be working with our scraps and leftovers in the field and at bat, and the scoreboard showed it. Minor Leaguer Richard was our pitcher, Toby Hall was catching, and Crede was still out (and he may be out for awhile). Paired with questionable hitting, how were we going to pull off a win? But after 5 runners crossed home plate in the 8th, the Sox put another W on the board. The ... Read Full Story
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The Chicago White Sox are making some noise in the American League. One of the main reasons for their success is the play of Carlos Quentin. We have the 411 on this MVP candidate . Read Full Story
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I've been scared before. Sure, Crede may or may not be out for awhile. Sure, Beatnick Swisher is back to his old self. Sure, John Danks is tired and Buehrle is turning into Vazquez. But all those problems have solutions, are temporary, are not new. What you didn’t see coming is Carlos Quentin. Carlos Quentin, whose status as possible MVP was much buzzed about as the post-season approached, has been out since Monday. Arm soreness turned into arm and wrist soreness, which turned into [ as released today ] surgery to insert a screw into his wrist because it is sprained. He will be ... Read Full Story
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Pitchers and catchers have yet to report to the Arizona Diamondbacks’ spring training facility in Tucson, but Brandon Webb’s 2010 work has already begun. Webb, who is coming off of right shoulder surgery, threw off a mound for the first time since going under the knife. From all accounts the session went well. “It was good [...]  
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Yesterday we began looking at the PECOTA statistical model for the Arizona Diamondbacks developed by the Sabermetricians at Baseball Prospectus. Today we will pick up the discussion by looking at the Diamondbacks' pitching staff. There are many that believe the problems of the 2009 Arizona Diamondbacks occurred on April 6, 2009 when staff ace Brandon Webb left the game after just four innings on Opening Day and never returned. Every team...  
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Former Stanford standout and current Major Leaguer Carlos Quentin was named one of Baseball America's Players of the Decade for the first 10 years of the new century, joining four other Pac-10 players on the national publication's look back at the decade.by PaloAltoOnline.com  
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1. Can Carlos Quentin and Alex Rios Bounce Back? Quentin has missed significant time the past two years because of injuries. Juan Pierre was brought on-board to help set the table. His foot has healed and as long as he can avoid the injury bug, he should be a high-end OF again. Rios was having a disappointing season even before he was dealt to the White Sox. He hit a brutal .199 for his new club with three HRs and nine RBI in 146 ABs. The bad...  
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Chicago TribuneSox's Carlos Quentin healthy, happyChicago TribuneThe often-serious Quentin smiled while discussing his move to his natural position in right field and his offseason recovery from injuries that hampered him ...Healthy Quentin prepared for 2010ESPNQuentin focused on swing, not injuriesMLB.comQuentin's happy, healthy and ready for right fieldChicago Sun-TimesChicago Daily Heraldall 22 news articles »  
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