According to Amanda Comak of The Washington Times, Jayson Werth's wrist still isn't at full strength.
Werth says that he feels good, but that the wrist isn't quite as strong as he'd like it to be. The total recovery time to regain full strength was estimated at 18 months after his surgery in May. It's likely a factor in Werth's power outage in 2012, where he smacked just eight homers in 300 at-bats. Look for more balls to fly out of the yard as the 2013 season progresses.
According to Amanda Comak of The Washington Times, Jayson Werth's wrist still isn't at full strength.
Werth says that he feels good, but that the wrist isn't quite as strong as he'd like it to be. The total recovery time to regain full strength was estimated at 18 months after his surgery in May. It's likely a factor in Werth's power outage in 2012, where he smacked just eight homers in 300 at-bats. Look for more balls to fly out of the yard as the 2013 season progresses.