Phoenix — For Yadiel Rivera, there is good news and bad news this spring in the Milwaukee Brewers' training camp.
The good news is Rivera is a slick-fielding, natural shortstop.
The bad news is he's a shortstop.
When it comes to highly touted shortstops, the Brewers seem to have cornered the market throughout their organization. Orlando Arcia, a consensus No. 1 prospect, is the shortstop of the future, and that future is not far down the road.
Manager Craig Counsell already has said Jonathan Villar, acquired in a trade with Houston after the 2015 season, will be the No.