In Arizona, the MLB Spring Training started in February 2026, with teams preparing for the upcoming season. The Los Angeles Dodgers, who had a successful 2025 season, are entering the 2026 season focused on winning their third consecutive World Series title. They concluded the previous season with a remarkable record of 93 wins and 69 losses, which secured them the first position in the National League West. Their roster is headlined by star players Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto. In contrast, the San Francisco Giants finished the 2025 season with a record of 81 wins and 81 losses, placing third in the National League West. The team's key players, including Rafael Devers, Matt Chapman, and ace pitcher Logan Webb, lead them into the 2026 season as they aim to improve their standings and create a competitive edge in the league. Both teams participated in the opener of the MLB Cactus League, showcasing the talent development and strategic preparation season. The Arizona Diamondbacks are also engaging in the Cactus League, where they face the Seattle Mariners. The Diamondbacks wrapped up 2025 with an 80-82 record, placing fourth in the National League West. The Mariners, who performed exceptionally well last season with a record of 90 wins and 72 losses, topped the American League West standings and are looking to build on that success in 2026. Fans have a chance to watch these exciting matchups live, with both games broadcast on MLB.TV and available via Fubo for streaming. This year’s Spring Training offers fans an early look at roster changes, pitching prospects, and overall team dynamics in preparation for the regular season kick-off. The anticipation for the regular season builds as teams utilize these early opportunities to shape their strategies and lineup configurations.