Notes: Molina to be careful with quad
Published 2/23/2008 by Chris Haft at Major League Baseball News
Although manager Bruce Bochy said Saturday that Bengie Molina should be able to resume participating fully in workouts early next week, the Giants' starting catcher and projected cleanup hitter won't rush his recovery from a strained left quadriceps.
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