Wednesday is a big day for Arizona Diamondbacks fans, as pitchers and catchers officially report and workouts are open to the public at Salt River Fields.
Fans can watch Diamondbacks spring training workouts for free from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. MST each day of camp. Full squad workouts officially begin on Monday.
Those looking to attend Diamondbacks workouts are asked to park in the Desert Lot on the north side of the facility, according to MLB.
Fans attending spring training workouts will have the chance to see a pair of big-name Diamondbacks additions in teal for the first time: Cy Young-winning pitcher Corbin Burnes and 2024 All-Star first baseman Josh Naylor.
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Colorado Rockies workout access is open at the same time each day on the other side of the complex.
The Diamondbacks’ first Cactus League game is scheduled for Feb. 21 against the Rockies at 1:10 p.m. MST.
Arizona will play 34 Cactus League games, 17 of which are at Salt River Fields. Its last game in Scottsdale will take place on March 23 against the San Diego Padres (split-squad), and then the D-backs will play two tune-up games at Chase Field against the Cleveland Guardians on March 24-25.
Opening Day is March 27 against the Chicago Cubs.
Gates to the stadium will open 90 minutes before each game. Salt River Fields allows soft-sided bags and containers 16″x16″x8″ or smaller, but clear bags are encouraged. Handheld cameras for personal use are permitted, but support pods are not.
The first Cactus League game in the Valley is on Feb. 20 between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Cubs at Camelback Ranch.
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