While the Sox had not had the best track record in deals with the Diamondbacks of late, this was a clear win. Carter was then packaged with a few other familiar names ( Brett Anderson, Dana Eveland, Carlos Gonzalez and others) and sent to Oakland for Dan Haren. However, the Diamondbacks thought otherwise and shipped him to Chicago for Chris Carter (then a low A first baseman at the top of the Sox prospect list). Quentin looked prime for a rebound in 2008. He struggled early and was demoted to AAA on July 6.īack amongst the boys, this man returned to his dominating self. Quentin partially tore his labrum in Spring Training the next year, delaying his season debut to mid-April. 253/.342/.530 line with nine homers.Īfter that, unfortunately, is where things began to unravel. In 191 MLB plate appearances that year, he held his own with a. He was quickly promoted to the majors in 2006, and hit a homer in his third major league at bat. Before 2006, he was named the 20th best prospect throughout the minor leagues. He easily earned the promotion to AAA the following season and again excelled. In 2004, he came back with a vengeance, destroying minor league pitching to the tune of a. Unfortunately, he had to sit out 2003 because of Tommy John surgery – a slight non-Lance Harbor type of injury. The Diamondbacks selected Quentin with the 29th pick in the 2003 draft. Oh and he married an All-American track runner. 350 average, 35 bombs, 170 RBIs, and 26 SBs in just 199 games. He finished his career at Stanford with a. He took his talents to Stanford, where he continued his success (Stanford made the championship game in 2003) with new teammates Sam Fuld and Jed Lowrie. He was an amazing football player, was on a state champion high school basketball team, and was the San Diego Male Athlete of the Year in 2000. He was Lance Harbor before the injury, or Jason Street.
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