Major League Baseball's offseason is winding toward completion. Players will soon be on their way to spring training camps in Arizona and Florida and pitchers and catchers are officially due to report in less than a month. Soon thereafter, exhibition games will get underway, and before long it'll be Opening Day 2026 (Thursday, March 26).

Due to extensive injury histories and recent underperformance, these Astros enter spring training with little margin for error.

One burning question for all 30 MLB teams with spring training on the horizon.

Pitchers and catchers reporting early for Spring Training isn't just about early baseball excitement. It's a pivotal week that could give insight into how the roster is finalized.

Spring training is on the horizon.

It's almost time for pitchers and catchers to head to spring training camps in Florida and Arizona. See when each team is set to begin workouts.

The New York Yankees are reportedly planning to use Amed Rosario in a different way on the infield, according to an MLB insider, who noted that the plan is expected to be implemented during spring training.

The first spring training games are scheduled to be played on Feb. 20, with players joining national teams for the World Baseball Classic a few weeks later. The regular season begins March 25, with a full opening day set for March 26. Here's a look at when spring training begins for every club:

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