Jordan Lawlar

Lawlar and Ryan Waldschmidt collided in the outfield during the game, with Lawlar's inexperience in the outfield and center, in particular, likely the cause, but both were fine afterwards. It's not official yet, but all indications are that Lawlar has locked up center field in Arizona while hitting .333/.455/.815 in 33 plate appearances this spring.

Jordan Lawlar led off the top of the first with a homer, but Glasnow retired 13 of 15 batters afterwards, getting four strikeouts with his curveball. There's an argument that Glasnow is a little overrated for fantasy purposes at this point, as he's still an injury risk and probably doesn't have quite as much upside as he used to. He's looking strong right now, though, with his velocity right at his 2025 norms.

Tyler Glasnow continued his march toward pitching in the Dodgers opening series, pitching into the fifth inning in a 4-1 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday at Camelback Ranch. Glasnow allowed a home run on his second pitch of the game, to Diamondbacks outfielder and leadoff batter Jordan Lawlar, but was otherwise stingy. He [ ]

Lawlar is batting .348/.483/.783 after hitting his third homer in 29 plate appearances. There doesn't seem to be any question at this point about whether he's going to get an extended chance to show what he can do as a center fielder, and with 49 homers and 102 steals in 293 career minor league games, his fantasy ceiling is pretty high.

The second hit was a bunt single, after which Lawlar stole second base. This won't add to Lawlar's spring stats, but he's off to a superb start and is the clear favorite to be the Diamondbacks' Opening Day center fielder at this point.