Baseball’s back: Valley’s Cactus League opens for 78th year of spring training with a few twists
The Cactus League, with 15 teams playing in 10 stadiums across Arizona, is ready for its 78th year of hosting spring training games. From now until the end of March, the Valley will be packed with baseball fans from all over the world as they descend on ballparks from Glendale to Mesa.
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