KANSAS CITY -- This certainly wasn't the summer that Mike Aviles
envisioned: Recuperating from reconstructive elbow surgery and
not smacking doubles or making long throws from the shortstop
hole.  That was his fate, though, and the Royals' rookie
sensation of 2008 is looking on the bright side for 2010.  "I
haven't had any setbacks, knock on wood," Aviles said. "Right
now, everything is on track. I feel good and there's no pain in
my elbow. There's just a little more healing that needs to be
done in there -- I can feel it -- but it's good."  Aviles, named
the Royals' Player of the Year for 2008 after a .325 season, has
been quietly working out at Kauffman Stadium and joining his
teammates when the club is at home.  Aviles explained that Dr.
Lewis Yocum took a tendon out of his right wrist and put it in
his right elbow as part of the Tommy John surgery on July 8 in
Los Angeles.  "Ten percent of people don't even have it, so if
you have it, they take it from the same arm. If you don't have
it, they take it from