Matsuzaka (back, neck) participated in fielding drills and did some running on Sunday, the Providence Journal reports.

Matsuzaka reported feeling better on Sunday after having his live batting practice session canceled Saturday because of a stiff neck. He'll be re-evaluated Monday, but at this point, there's no scheduled day for him to throw from a mound.

Eyre said that he would consider pitching this season if a team approached him with an opportunity to play, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

"I'm not against [a comeback] completely," Eyre said. "Somebody would have to call me. But my elbow feels good. I throw batting practice to my two boys every couple days. I'll stay in shape just in case." Eyre estimated it would take him about 3 weeks to get game-ready, pointing out that he generally comes in to face just one or two hitters. The Phillies have a need for a lefty reliever with J.C. Romero set to start the year on the shelf and with their young left-handed relievers struggling in camp.

Lidge (elbow, knee) is scheduled to appear in a minor league spring training game on Thursday, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Lidge's outing on Thursday is dependent on him getting through his scheduled live batting practice session on Monday without issue. Lidge is not certain if he'll be ready for Opening Day but said he doesn't expect to miss much more than a week of the regular season if he has to start the year on the disabled list. Ryan Madson would take over closing duties if Lidge does miss any time.