You know how you know that the longest spring training ever is starting to drag? The top headline on dodgers.com this morning was a story about how much progress Josh Wall has made over the years. Hey, I like Wall, and I think he’s got a big league future ahead of him. He’s also conservatively something like 11th on the bullpen depth chart.

Today’s game, like tomorrow’s, will be webcast on dodgers.com, and it features Chris Capuano, (followed by Ronald Belisario, Kevin Gregg, Matt Guerrier, and Mark Lowe in some order) attempting to show some consistency after what’s been an up-and-down spring thus far. Zack Greinke is expected to play catch on Friday and potentially throw a bullpen next week; I still think he starts the season on the disabled list, as I said yesterday.

Otherwise, the Dodger lineup is more or less what we can expect to see on Opening Day, save for Alfredo Amezaga replacing Hanley Ramirez at shortstop while the Dominicans prepare to face the United States in the WBC tonight. I get that none of us are thrilled about the idea of Mark Ellis leading off, but I can’t muster up enough worry about a spring training lineup to really care. As long as it’s against lefty pitching — and today’s Chicago starter, Chris Rusin, is a southpaw — I can live with it, but again it’s only March 14. It is interesting that Andre Ethier is hitting second against lefty, however; I suppose Don Mattingly is just attempting to give him as many opportunities to prove himself as possible.

Lots of other news to get to today…

** Carl Crawford is actually in the lineup… just not this one. As Ken Gurnick reports, he’ll be getting some at-bats being the designated hitter in a scrimmage against Japan’s Mejii University today. I assume this means he has been traded to the Nippon Ham Fighters.

** Kenley Jansen claims there’s a 95% chance he’ll leave camp to join the Netherlands in the semifinals. How exactly it’s okay for him to do so despite offseason surgery while Javy Guerra was barred from playing for Mexico because of the same remains up in the air, though perhaps it’s on a team-by-team basis rather than a WBC rule. The Honkballers have now added Jansen and Texas super-prospect Jurickson Profar for the next round. Not a bad little pick-me-up, no?

** Dustin Nosler reports that infielder Justin Sellers hobbled off the practice field with an apparent lower leg injury today, but there’s no indication yet on how serious it might be.

** Mercifully, Don Mattingly has confirmed that Yasiel Puig is not being considered for an Opening Day roster spot. We’ve all assumed that for a while, but it’s nice to finally hear it stated from team management.

** Do you care about the Cleveland Indians? No? Why, just because this is a Dodger blog? Okay, that’s fair, I suppose, but just in case: my latest Insider-only piece at ESPN is about how the team improved their run prevention without actually adding any better pitchers. If you know any Tribe fans, pass it along.