2019 Dodger Spring Training Info - Facility, Schedule and Roster

Afternoon Games (1:05 p.m. starts):



Camelback Facts:

• Groundbreaking for the stadium and other facilities, which was originally priced at $80.7 million, took place on November 19, 2007. Vin Scully served as master of ceremonies.
• The playing field is 12 feet below street level.
• Gates open 95 minutes before game time.
• Both bullpens are cut into the outfield berm near the foul poles. The White Sox pen in very fan accessible in right field, the Dodgers’ much less so in left, as berm seating is not available directly above it like it is for the White Sox’s.
• Two souvenir shops, each called Clubhouse Store, carry a decent selection of merchandise for both teams. The shops are located behind home plate and center field, adjacent to each of the ballpark's entrance gates.
• Dodger Dogs and the Vienna Beef Chicago Dog are available in concession stands.
• The Dodgers dugout is on the third base side. The White Sox dugout is on the first base side.
• Dodgers practice fields are located on the eastern side of the campus, where an orange grove also resides. Gates for the practice fields open to the public at 9:00 a.m.
• This is an autograph friendly facility. Players readily sign before and after games along the outfield lines, with the best post-game spots being the outer edge of the dugouts (or tarp, on the first base side) and the absolute end of the grandstand. Best yet, get there early and go to the practice fields. Dodger players and coaches are frequent signers (following a tradition taken from their ol' Vero Beach Dodgertown facility) on their side of Camelback Ranch. Oftentimes, there is only a yellow rope/tape between the players and fans. The White Sox are active signers, as well, but you do not get the same unencumbered access enjoyed by Dodger fans. For both teams, the place to congregate is between practice fields 1 and 2.

Below is the Dodgers 2019 Spring Training Schedule.



2018 Spring Training Television and Radio Broadcast Schedule

Below is the Dodgers Spring Training television and radio broadcast schedule, which includes 20 games on SportsNet LA, 17 games on AM 570, eight games on Spanish radio at Univision Radio’s KTNQ 1020 AM, and an additional five webcasts on Dodgers.com.

SportsNet LA will televise live Dodgers games every Saturday and Sunday throughout spring training, and will also televise all three of the “Freeway Series” exhibition games against the Angels from March 24 – 26.

SportsNet LA’s live Dodgers Spring Training studio programming kicks off tonight at 7:00 p.m. with the network’s flagship program, Access SportsNet: Dodgers, showcasing all the latest Dodgers news, highlights and exclusive interviews with Dodgers players, coaches and staff throughout spring training. Access SportsNet: Dodgers will again be hosted by John Hartung and Alanna Rizzo, with feature analysis from Orel Hershiser, Nomar Garciaparra, Jerry Hairston Jr. and Ned Colletti. Rizzo will be onsite in Arizona to provide daily analysis, special reports and exclusive interviews from Camelback Ranch.

AM 570 LA Sports’ Spring Training Dodgers programming will once again include Dodger Talk, which will air each weeknight hosted by David Vassegh and will showcase all the latest Dodgers news, key highlights and exclusive interviews with Dodger players and coaches. Vassegh will be onsite in Glendale, Arizona providing daily analysis, special reports and exclusive interviews throughout Spring Training to other AM 570 LA Sports shows including Dodgers pre-game with Tim Cates, Lunchtime with Roggin & Rodney (noon-3 p.m.) and the Petros & Money Show (3 p.m.-7 p.m.).