"Carlos Quentin says the transition from left field to right field has been smooth.

"I've played more games in right field coming up in the minors and college (at Stanford) than I ever had in left, so it's been good," Quentin said. "I feel comfortable out there, getting my work out there.

"You get used to the angles off the bats. I've seen them all of spring and gotten more comfortable."

Quentin has played right fearlessly because his left foot has healed after missing seven weeks last summer because of plantar fasciitis.

"The foot has been good, the body has been good," Quentin said. "Knock on wood. Let's keep it that way."

Manager Ozzie Guillen is happy that Quentin has been more outgoing toward his teammates than in past years.

"I think when you're a grown man and raised one particular way, I don't have the title or right to change any of my players," Guillen said. "But I'm happy because I think he's having more fun. That's one thing I'm looking for from my players. Enjoy this game a little more. He's a little more out there with the players, and I like that."