Johan Rojas

Even though he had to overcome a shoulder injury that limited him to DH duties initially, Rojas hit .292/.346/.479 this spring. The Phillies are saying that neither Max Kepler nor Brandon Marsh will be platoon guys initially, but Rojas belongs in center at least against lefties, if not on a full-time basis.

Rojas will make his return to the outfield after being limited to DH due to his shoulder injury. The 24-year-old should be ready to roll for the start of the campaign, but he offers minimal fantasy upside even playing in a solid Philadelphia lineup.

Max Kepler and Brandon Marsh were dinged up on Sunday, and Johan Rojas still hasn't played the field this spring. Taking stock of the Phillies' outfield picture as Opening Day approaches.

Rojas still isn't playing the field because of a shoulder injury, but he's had an impressive stretch at the plate, hitting .308/.378/.515 in 37 plate appearances. It'll be interesting to see what the Phillies do if Rojas continues to hit capably into the regular season. As just a 90 OPS+ guy, he'd most likely be an upgrade over Nick Castellanos, given the lift he'd provide to the team's outfield defense.