Dodgers Announce Spring Training Report Dates
Los Angeles sets official reporting schedule for pitchers, catchers, and full squad workouts
LOS ANGELES, CA—While the 2026 Major League Baseball offseason is coming to a close, the defending back-to-back World Series Champion Los Angeles Dodgers offically announced their spring training reporting dates.
Pitchers and catchers are expected to report to camp on Thursday, February 13th, and the team is set to hold its full-team workout the following Tuesday, February 17th.
Pitchers and catchers taking part in the 2026 World Baseball Classic must report to their team camps by Wednesday, February 11th. Position players involved in the WBC are required to be there by Thursday, February 12th.
Shortly after that, the Dodgers' Photo Day is scheduled for February 19th.
While these are the set dates for the team and their players, many members of the Dodgers organization arrive much earlier to prepare for the upcoming season.
The first game of Cactus League play for the Dodgers is set to take place on February 21st with a road game against their Freeway rival, the Los Angeles Angels, at Tempe Diablo Stadium.
This is followed by a game against the San Diego Padres at Peoria Sports Complex on Sunday, before the Dodgers host their Cactus League home opener in 2026 against the Seattle Mariners on February 23rd.
The Dodgers are set to play 28 Cactus League games over 27 days. This includes a split-squad game with the Texas Rangers and Chicago Cubs on February 28th, and another matchup with the same teams on March 15th.
The Dodgers' 2026 Spring Training schedule includes 15 home games, one of which is an exhibition against Team Mexico.
Unlike in 2024 and 2025, the Dodgers will have a normal spring training, as they won’t open the regular season overseas in Japan or South Korea, with their only other obstacle being the 2026 World Baseball Classic.