MLB announces spring training reporting dates for all teams
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Spring is officially in the air.
Major League Baseball announced spring training reporting dates for all 30 teams on Wednesday. Camps will open in Florida and Arizona in just under a month, with pitchers and catchers beginning to report on Feb. 12 at the earliest.
Here's a look at the reporting and first full workout dates for every team:
Cactus League
| Team | Pitchers/Catchers | Full Workout |
|---|---|---|
| D-Backs | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Cubs | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| White Sox | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Reds | Feb. 15 | Feb. 18 |
| Indians | Feb. 13 | Feb. 17 |
| Rockies | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Royals | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Dodgers | Feb. 14 | Feb. 18 |
| Angels | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Brewers | Feb. 13 | Feb. 18 |
| Athletics | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Padres | Feb. 13 | Feb. 18 |
| Giants | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Mariners | Feb. 13 | Feb. 18 |
| Rangers | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
Grapefruit League
| Team | Pitchers/Catchers | Full Workout |
|---|---|---|
| Braves | Feb. 13 | Feb. 18 |
| Orioles | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Red Sox | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Tigers | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Astros | Feb. 13 | Feb. 17 |
| Marlins | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Twins | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Mets | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Yankees | Feb. 13 | Feb. 18 |
| Phillies | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Pirates | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Cardinals | Feb. 12 | Feb. 17 |
| Rays | Feb. 13 | Feb. 18 |
| Blue Jays | Feb. 13 | Feb. 17 |
| Nationals | Feb. 13 | Feb. 18 |
The Cactus League schedule officially opens on Feb. 21, and the first full slate of spring games in both Arizona and Florida will take place the following day.
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