With the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic creating for an unprecedented situation across the globe and within Major League Baseball, teams and players have largely been in a holding pattern for the past two months.
The Los Angeles Dodgers had some players remain in Arizona and still utilize Camelback Ranch, while others returned to offseason homes, and some headed for Southern California. All the while MLB has continued to comply with health guidelines from local governments public agencies such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman said Cody Bellinger, Kiké Hernandez and Julio Urias were among the players who were working out at Camelback Ranch.