Wil Myers slugged his first home run of the spring Monday in the Padres' Cactus League win over the Indians.

It was a second-inning solo shot off Trevor Bauer. Myers struck out in his other two plate appearances and is batting just .206 with a .649 OPS in exhibition play, but those numbers can be thrown out come March 28. The 28-year-old is a somewhat undervalued fantasy asset coming off an injury-riddled 2018 campaign. Over the last three seasons, he has averaged 29 home runs and 26 stolen bases for every 162 games played.

Myers was in center field, batting fifth, in Tuesday's lineup against Oakland, a lineup which Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune calls "a fair representation of what the Padres figure to roll out in the regular season."

It seems the Padres are happy with how Myers is handling the transition to center field. However, it looks like they prefer Franmil Reyes in the cleanup spot behind Manny Machado. Myers was always going to play -- his move to center affects Manuel Margot more than anyone.

Wil Myers walked twice and stole a pair of bases in Cactus League action against the Rangers on Thursday.

Myers is transitioning back to the outfield after a brief stint at third base last year and still possesses a unique blend of power and speed. The 28-year-old slugger swiped only 13 bases in 83 games last season, which was a major disappointment after eclipsing the 20-steal plateau in back-to-back campaigns. If he can bounce-back to that level again, it will exponentially increase his fantasy value.