Harrison will bat seventh and play third base Friday afternoon against the Cubs. His 3-for-4 effort Thursday lifted his batting average to the Mendoza line at an even .200. Since getting a quick break, Harrison has six hits in 10 at-bats over his last three starts and is 1-for-3 against Friday starter, Kyle Hendricks. He moved to left field Wednesday, with manager Clint Hurdle saying that sometimes some guys benefit from changing positions, comparing it to re-arranging furniture in the living room for a fresh look.