The Los Angeles Dodgers are scheduled to hold their first official workout of Spring Training 2.0 on Friday, July 3, which is four months after Major League Baseball came to a halt in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The Dodgers — and all other MLB clubs — will then begin the 60-game season during the final week of July. “To be honest, it’s treading lightly and trying to be nimble,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said about his emotions and excitement level.
“I say that because things are bound to change and it’s going to be very unpredictable.