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Johnson expects to make his first start of the spring next week, although a schedule has not been determined. It could be in a regular game, a "B" game or an intrasquad game.
I guess the important thing for the D-Backs is to make sure they don't rush the Unit back, and to make sure they don't fall too far behind in the standings without him.
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