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06-03-2005, 11:37 PM
Batch has something to prove
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Steelers quarterback Charlie Batch works with offensive coordinator Ken Whisenhunt
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By Joe Bendel
TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Friday, June 3, 2005
By watching him move around the Steelers practice fields, you would never know that Charlie Batch had drills burrowing through his bones and blood clots created to help restore lost cartilage in his left knee.
And you would definitely never know that this procedure -- known as microfracture surgery -- occurred just 10 months ago.
"He looks good," offensive coordinator Ken Whisenhunt said of Batch, who is looking to regain a roster spot after sustaining the season-ending knee injury Aug. 13 at training camp.
Batch, of course, could have taken the easy way out. He could have hung up his No. 16 jersey and called it quits, which crossed his mind last August when he woke up after the operation and the surgeon told him he would be out for an extended period.
here's the rest (http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/tribune-review/sports/steelerslive/s_340482.html)
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Steelers quarterback Charlie Batch works with offensive coordinator Ken Whisenhunt
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Steelers quarterback Charlie Batch
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By Joe Bendel
TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Friday, June 3, 2005
By watching him move around the Steelers practice fields, you would never know that Charlie Batch had drills burrowing through his bones and blood clots created to help restore lost cartilage in his left knee.
And you would definitely never know that this procedure -- known as microfracture surgery -- occurred just 10 months ago.
"He looks good," offensive coordinator Ken Whisenhunt said of Batch, who is looking to regain a roster spot after sustaining the season-ending knee injury Aug. 13 at training camp.
Batch, of course, could have taken the easy way out. He could have hung up his No. 16 jersey and called it quits, which crossed his mind last August when he woke up after the operation and the surgeon told him he would be out for an extended period.
here's the rest (http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/tribune-review/sports/steelerslive/s_340482.html)