PHOENIX — Willie Calhoun hasn’t yet seen his first game action of the spring, but his camp so far has been as busy as just about anyone on the Dodgers.
The Dodgers second base prospect has been working daily since before camp began with the strength and conditioning staff, and getting one-on-one guidance at second base from third base coach and infield instructor Chris Woodward.
Calhoun is one of just four Dodgers position players who did not play in any of the Dodgers’ first four games. Two of the other three — Adrian Gonzalez and Trayce Thompson — are nursing injuries, along with Wynston Sawyer, one of six catchers in camp.