Gimenez appears to be the leading candidate to win Cleveland's starting shortstop job, but manager Terry Francona said no decision has been made, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.
Gabriel Arias was sent to the minors and Amed Rosario has started in left field the last three spring training games, which points to Gimenez winning the job. Gimenez is helping his case by hitting .438 (7-for-16) this spring, and he's also seen as the best defender at shortstop. Gimenez had 11 stolen bases last season in 68 games, so he'll add fantasy value with his legs should he win an everyday role.