Giants catcher Hector Sanchez was limited to just 66 games last season due to concussions but said Sunday that he's been feeling healthy in camp this spring, MLB.com reports.
"Really well, just feeling really good," Sanchez said of camp. "The most important thing, I feel healthy. That is a really important thing for me. I'm just working hard and getting my timing back."
Sanchez went 2 for 3 Saturday and has hit .258/.281/.355 in 31 at-bats this spring.
"I feel good, I feel good right now," Sanchez said. "I just have to keep working, do the best I can do. I feel 100 percent now. I feel I'm getting in shape with my baseball skills. I feel ready to play right now."
Sanchez is expected to open the season as the team's No. 2 catcher.