Matt Williams has the kind of problem every MLB manager would like to have — potential No. 1 starters throughout his pitching rotation.

Wil Myers is out to prove he can be a big league center fielder with the Padres despite all the chatter from doubters.

Mets manager Terry Collins knows that once Matt Harvey steps into uniform, stands on the mound and sees Tigers ace David Price on the other side, it will be impossible — even in a Spring Training game — to completely rein in Harvey.

Kevin Cash had been thinking about the walk for some time. “What will it be like?” he kept asking himself. “That’s when it will hit me.”

Team president Pat Gillick is one of Domonic Brown’s strongest supporters, and the Phillies hope the outfielder can boost his stats from a poor offensive campaign in 2014.

Nearly one year after being hit in the head by a line drive that could have killed him, almost all signs of the trauma are gone from Reds closer Aroldis Chapman.

Last Call is a spot for all the notes and anecdotes from Brewers camp that didn’t find a home elsewhere on the site. Today, Braun and the batter’s box:

Nelson Cruz slugged a two-run homer and Robinson Cano went 2-for-3 with a double and two runs scored as the Mariners showed off the potential for their offense on Thursday against the Padres.

Clayton Kershaw is fine. His 2015 debut looked a lot like his 2014 National League Most Valuable Player/Cy Young Award-winning season. Starting against the unfortunate Chicago White Sox on Thursday, Kershaw pitched two perfect innings in the 6-1 win. He struck out three without allowing a ball hit out of the infield.

In his Nationals debut on Thursday, Max Scherzer completed two innings, allowed a pair of hits — including a solo home run to John Mayberry Jr. — and struck out two. Scherzer threw 29 pitches, 20 for strikes.

The most important result for veteran Phillies left-hander Cliff Lee after his start in Thursday’s 6-3 Grapefruit League loss to the Astros at Osceola County Stadium wasn’t even a number at all. It was this: “It feels normal,” the 36-year-old said.

With his family watching in the stands, Astros right fielder George Springer went 1-for-3 with a single in a 6-3 win over the Phillies on Thursday afternoon at Osceola County Stadium.

Yoenis Cespedes was scratched from the Tigers’ starting lineup Thursday with lower back tightness.

Who are the best fantasy prospects for this season? Unlike MLBPipeline.com’s Top 100 Prospects list, which is based on long-term potential, the rankings here are determined solely by expected big league production in 2015.

Giancarlo Stanton’s comeback took a big step on Thursday, playing four innings and had two at-bats in the Marlins’ Spring Training debut against the Cardinals.

Rangers pitcher Yu Darvish left Thursday’s start against the Royals with tightness in his right triceps muscle. Darvish threw just 12 pitches in one inning of work.

Jason Heyward wasted little time endearing himself to the Cardinals’ faithful with a single on he first pitch he saw.