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New York Yankees' Alex Rodriguez, center, flips the ball to pitcher Danny Burawa, right, as Mark Teixeira, left, looks on during workouts Friday, Feb. 27, 2015, in Tampa, Fla. Rodriguez was practicing at first base for the first time. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara)
A look at the highlights of what's happening all around spring training in Florida and Arizona today:
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A-ROD'S ROAD
Alex Rodriguez is scheduled to play a road game for the first time this spring. No telling what kind of reception he'll hear from Blue Jays fans when the New York Yankees face Toronto in Dunedin, Florida. Rodriguez has mostly drawn cheers from the crowds at the Yankees' camp.
BRUISED BUC
Pirates center fielder Andrew McCutchen will see how he's feeling, a day after he was a late scratch from the lineup. The team said he's got soreness in his lower body, though it's not expected to be a significant problem.
ROBBIE RETURNS
All-Star second baseman Robinson Cano might be back in action for the Mariners when they play Arizona. Cano was back home in the Dominican Republic for most of the week after the death of his grandfather.
PITCHING IN
Rangers lefty Derek Holland is scheduled to make his spring debut, throwing one inning in a back-field 'B' game against San Diego. He's been slowed by stiffness in his left shoulder, one of several setbacks for Texas pitchers this spring.