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Families are beginning to flock to spring training practices, part of an annual ritual or tradition for generations of families. Here, a father and daughter walk to one of the training fields at Tempe Diablo Stadium on Wednesday (Mike Sakal/Tribune)
lastic containers of bubblegum for baseball players crowd the shelves inside a storage room at Tempe Diablo Stadium on Wednesday (Mike Sakal/Tribune)
lastic containers of bubblegum for baseball players crowd the shelves inside a storage room at Tempe Diablo Stadium on Wednesday (Mike Sakal/Tribune)
Families are beginning to flock to spring training practices, part of an annual ritual or tradition for generations of families. Here, a father and daughter walk to one of the training fields at Tempe Diablo Stadium on Wednesday (Mike Sakal/Tribune)
Christina Kato adjusts her daughter Kelsie’s hat as her husband, Mark, and daughter Keira watch the Los Angeles Dodgers play the San Diego Padres in Peoria Saturday.
Christina Kato adjusts her daughter Kelsie’s hat as her husband, Mark, and daughter Keira watch the Los Angeles Dodgers play the San Diego Padres in Peoria Saturday.
Interim city manager Mark Coronado shows a replica plaque of Ron Washington during a luncheon for business sponsors and city officials Thursday.
Just like Christmastime, spring training comes but once a year.
Renderings show a mezzanine view of the proposed Chicago Cubs spring training facility, a $99 million project set for the intersection of the Loop 101 and Loop 202 freeways. The Arizona State University baseball team had been expected to share the facility with the Cubs.
Renderings show a mezzanine view of the proposed Chicago Cubs spring training facility, a $99 million project set for the intersection of the Loop 101 and Loop 202 freeways. The Arizona State University baseball team had been expected to share the facility with the Cubs.
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim first baseman Albert Pujols. [Mike Sakal/ Tribune]
Around the horn: Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim first baseman Albert Pujols. [Mike Sakal/ Tribune]
Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto puts a tag on a runner the pitcher wants to keep in check. [Mike Sakal/ Tribune]
Trying to keep a hand on it: Brothers Ryan and Corey Sanchez and Christian and Charlie Pelle pass a ball up the fence hoping for a souvenir at Tempe Diablo Stadium. [Mike Sakal/ Tribune]
Clearing the basepaths: A grounds crew Tempe Diablo Stadium sweeps the basepaths, Sunday, March 25, 2012. [Mike Sakal/ Tribune]
Working it: Brothers Charlie and Christian Pelle and Corey and Ryan Sanchez of California start working a baseball up through the fence at Tempe Diablo Stadium. [Mike Sakal/ Tribune]
Getting a smile out: Cincinnati Reds Manager Dusty Baker scans the field before a game against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim at Goodyear Stadium. [Mike Sakal/ Tribune]
Artist Kyle Morrisey of Orange County standing behind his canvas paintings of Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim players at Tempe Diablo Stadium on Sunday, March 25, 2012. [Mike Sakal/ Tribune]
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