[caption id="attachment_79177" align="alignright" width="300"] Cesar Hernandez is a candidate to his leadoff for the Phillies in 2019. (Gavin Baker/Icon Sportswire)[/caption] Bryce Harper's Spring Training debut for the Philadelphia Phillies this past Saturday was the highest rated exhibition game for the franchise since April of 2012, per Matt Breen of The Philadelphia Inquirer. Monday, Breen joined Joe Giglio on SportsRadio 94 WIP for the Clearwater check-in, to talk about Harper's first two Spring Training games with the Phillies, the back-end of the starting rotation and how the Phillies will handle what could be an outfield logjam if Roman Quinn and Odubel Herrera are healthy at the outset of the season. Additionally, Phillies Nation Editorial Director Tim Kelly, producing for Giglio, chimed in during the segment to talk about the Phillies lineup structure, Aaron Altherr's future with the Phillies and the excitement that Harper has brought ahead of the 2019 season. Kelly begins discussing the Opening Day lineup, as he did in a recent edition of Phillies Nuggets, at the 15:00 minute mark. MORE FROM PHILLIES NATION Phillies Nuggets: Opening Day Lineup Projection 1.0 Phillies Nuggets: Harper’s Debut Underscores Potentially Scary Lineup Depth Phillies Nuggets: On Trout, Harper And Building A World Series Team Data Ball: Vince Velasquez Took A Step Forward In 2018, But There's Still Work To Be Done Bryce Harper: I Thought Roy Halladay Should Be The Last One To Wear No. 34 Here’s What A Phillies Offer To Manny Machado Looked Like Middleton: Matt Klentak Is The General Who Engineered This Middleton: “Stupid Money” Quote Eliminated The Easy Way Out Hector Neris Looks To Build Off Strong Finish To 2018 Season Just Released – Road Trip To Pittsburgh!