Another year of outfield uncertainty has begun in Cleveland. As has been the norm for the past several years, Cleveland\u2019s outfield is cobbled together with platoon players, oft-injured veterans, and converted infielders.<\/p>\n
Through the first month of the season, the team has seen respectable production from Jordan Luplow<\/a>, however, he\u2019s typically used in a platoon role. Josh Naylor<\/a>, a converted first baseman, has looked very much like a converted first baseman roaming the corner positions. Amed Rosario<\/a>, a converted shortstop, has had a slow start at the plate and transitioned to centerfield late in Spring Training. Eddie Rosario<\/a> has provided a modest offensive boost, but he\u2019s on a one-year deal and may or may not be dealt before the trading deadline. Oscar Mercado<\/a> and Bradley Zimmer<\/a> have been unable to lay claim to the centerfield position and are currently at the alternate site.<\/p>\n