Harrison is hitting .313 in 32 at-bats after dealing with an ankle injury early in camp. He batted leadoff Thursday, where he will likely slot during the regular season. The third baseman will have a tough time replicating his 2014 numbers (.315/.347/.490), but he's shown few signs of slowing down this spring. Newcomer Jung-Ho Kang has struggled at the plate and Pedro Alvarez has transitioned to first base from third, paving the way for full season of hot corner action from Harrison.