Yost said the wrist that Weeks had surgically repaired last August was not a factor in his slump. from Jim Skaalen We're trying to get him to forget the pull side of the field completely. (After the wrist injury) he's still concerned about getting beat on the fastball." Yost is trying to say that the injury has nothing to do with the slump then Skaalen pretty much says that it does have something to do with it. The way I see it, is even if there is a little or no pain its going to be in the back of Weeks head every time he swings the bat. He is not comfortable up there right now because of the injury. so it does have something to do with it even if its not hurting right now. I know its not the quite the same, but I sprained my wrist last year, and even though it doesn't hurt all the time, it does hurt on certain swings and the way he uses his wrists to swing, I bet it hurts him to swing the bat. He just won't say it.