A new season of Dodgers baseball is a little more than five weeks away, which means the ritual of spring training has begun for the two-time defending World Series champions. Pitchers and catchers reported to Camelback Ranch earlier this month, with the first full-squad workout set for Tuesday. Expectations remain high for the team and its fans, many of whom have made the trip to Arizona to catch even a glimpse of one of the many stars on the roster.
Yoshinobu Yamamoto signs a cap for fans.
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Mookie Betts throws during Dodgers spring training at Camelback Ranch.
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Fans at Dodgers spring training.
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1.Yoshiki Ideguchi, who traveled from Tokyo, watches at Dodgers spring training.2.A fan wearing an Ohtani shirt.(Ronaldo Bolanos / Los Angeles Times)
Dave Roberts.
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Dodgers manager Dave Roberts watches players work out.
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Pitcher Tyler Glasnow.
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Fans hold a sign with pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s name while waiting to seek autographs at Dodgers spring training.
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1.Miguel Rojas.2.Edwin Diaz.(Ronaldo Bolanos / Los Angeles Times)
Brusdar Graterol.
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Aden Ramirez plays on his phone as he leans up against his father Jonny Ramirez.
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Freddie Freeman.
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Roki Sasaki.
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Fans waiting for players to walk by.
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Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow laughs while walking across the field.
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1.A Dodgers player holds baseballs in his hand.(Eric Thayer / Los Angeles Times)2.Fans at Dodgers spring training.(Ronaldo Bolanos / Los Angeles Times)3.Hat and glove on the field.(Ronaldo Bolanos / Los Angeles Times)
Alex Call signs autograph for fans.
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Fans in a tree trying to get a better view of the players.
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Miguel Rojas and Max Muncy take a ride on the back of a cart.
Ronaldo Bolaños is a photojournalism fellow at the Los Angeles Times. He is recent graduate of the University of Texas at Arlington with a bachelor’s degree in photography and a minor in Mexican American studies. Bolaños has served as the multimedia editor at the Shorthorn, the campus student-run newspaper, along with working as a summer fellow at the Texas Tribune. He was born and raised in Dallas and enjoys history and connecting with people from places unfamiliar to him.
