Dodgers Spring Training Press Release

Posted By on February 12, 2021

DODGERS, CAMELBACK RANCH – GLENDALE ANNOUNCE UPDATES TO SPRING TRAINING SCHEDULE, TICKET POLICY AND PROCEDURES

Camelback Ranch – Glendale tickets on sale February 20 at 9 am PT

LOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles Dodgers today announced updates to their Spring Training ticketing policy, schedule and procedures for games at Camelback Ranch – Glendale.

Spring Training schedule: The Dodgers’ and MLB teams’ Spring Training schedules have been updated with health and safety in mind. Los Angeles will now begin its exhibition season on Sunday, February 28 on the road against the Athletics and open its home slate at Camelback Ranch – Glendale on Monday, March 1 vs. the Rockies. The Dodgers’ exhibition schedule has been reduced by four games (from 33 to 29 games), with the team playing 26 games in Arizona prior to the three-game Freeway Series against the Angels, March 28 in Anaheim and March 29-30 at Dodger Stadium.

The Dodgers’ updated exhibition schedule can be found at this link.

Dodger pitchers and catchers report on Wednesday, February 17, with the full squad reporting on Monday, February 22 and the first full-squad work on February 23.

Tickets: A socially-distanced capacity of 2,400 seats (18 percent of full capacity) has been established for all games at Camelback Ranch – Glendale. Tickets will be sold on a single-game basis in pods of two, four and six tickets. All seats will be reserved, including lawn pods, and each pod will be a minimum of six feet from each other.

All ticket sales will be single-game tickets and will go on sale to the public at 9:00 a.m. PT on Saturday, February 20. Tickets can be purchased online at camelbackranchbaseball.com, dodgers.com/spring or whitesox.com/spring. Tickets also will be available for purchase by phone through Tickets.com (800-905-3315).

Safety Protocols at CR-G: Camelback Ranch-Glendale will adhere to local, state and Major League Baseball COVID-19 protocols. In order to promote a safe and a contactless experience for fans and employees, the following protocols will be strictly enforced at CR-G:

  • Social distancing will be enforced at all times.
  • Appropriate masks will be required unless fans are eating or drinking in their ticketed seats. Neck gaiters, bandanas and masks with valves are not considered appropriate masks.
  • Concessions and retail will be cashless and contactless operations.
  • Hand sanitizing stations will be available throughout the ballpark.
  • Practice fields will be closed to fans.
  • No bags will be permitted except for those that are carried for medical reasons or manufactured diaper bags that accompany infants and young children.

New 2021 Health & Safety Information, as well as new policies, can be found on camelbackranchbaseball.com.

Additional Information — For complete details about spring training at CR-G in 2021, visit www.CamelbackRanchBaseball.com.

This article has 22 Comments

  1. Hey Dave, I was just being sarcastic. I knew what you were saying and I knew it was not aimed at me.

  2. Two years ago I would have said Kolarek is a LOOGY and Floro a Roogy. I would have said Alexander and Floro were the same guy. Neither had any command of where their pitches were going. Alexander is still that guy. Floro came a long way last year and came up big for them. Kolarek improved against righties but I don’t don’t particularly trust him still against righties.

  3. Revision from Camelback Ranch: Ticket sales will be limited to 24 seats per game, in an abundance of care and concern for you the American People. Triple masking will be required as well.

  8. According to MLB News Network, Turner has recieved multiyear offers from both the Brewers and the Dodgers. The Brewers offer is said to be competitive, but most pundits think he will return to LA.

    1. If with all his history here, the Dodgers only offer him as much as the small market Brewers, he’s liable to be so pissed that he signs in Milwaukee. And I wouldn’t blame him.

      C’mon AF. He deserves an over pay. If you can pay Bauer 85 million for the next two years based on just 2 stellar years in his career, don’t you think you should throw out the playbook and just pay JT decent money to come back? You got the last four years from him at a major bargain, salary wise, so don’t be a cheapskate now.

      JT needs to be here for the next 2-3 years as a player and then after that as a coach. Do it!

        1. Do you think 85 mil to Bauer for the next two years makes sense? Really asking, not being facetious.

  9. Mark Feinsand reporting that the Rays are close to a deal with Rich Hill. Should be a good spot for him if it happens.

  11. 40 man roster at 40.

    Neuse & Vesia in.

    Kolarek & Floro out.

    Baeur replaced Sborz.

    At least one more move needed before Turner, but Ferguson & Kanhle can be 60 day IL’d.

    Turner and one more reliever then we’re done?

    1. Makes sense. Not sure who the reliever would be, but Rosenthal is still out there and so is Greene. I like both of those guys, and with Melancon signing with the Pads, I think Rosenthal could be had.

        1. Simply AF’s modus operandi lately. If he see’s someone he thinks will improve his team, he will consider it. I have learned to not be surprised by anything he does. It is now 1 degree here. Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. It is supposed to get below zero by Sunday.

  13. Dear teams,

    If you want to topple the Dodgers, don’t give them prospects for their role players. Find your own role players and keep the prospects!

    Thanks,

    Dan

    — Dan Szymborski

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