White Sox's Quentin an early surprise

 
Carlos Quentin was the odd-man out in the D-backs outfield. The ChiSox took a chance on him, and it's paying off, Ken Rosenthal says. [link]

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White Sox's Quentin an early surprise
Carlos Quentin was the odd-man out in the D-backs outfield. The ChiSox took a chance on him, and it's paying off, Ken Rosenthal says.