Originally published by DodgerBlue.com
New Era released the new 2024 Los Angeles Dodgers Spring Training cap, which features much of the same design elements they’ve used in recent years.
The New Era 59FIFTY Dodgers Spring Training hat is available for purchase on the team’s website and from official retail partners. The fitted cap has an embroidered “D” Dodgers script logo on the front panel that was first introduced in 2017 but had recently been done away with in favor of the trademark “LA.”
A 2024 Cactus League patch is on the right-wear side and standard MLB logo remains on the back. With the trademark Dodger Blue brim, New Era included a black undervisor.
Unlike last year, the new Cactus League logo is a more team-friendly blue hue. For the 2023 Dodgers Spring Training hat, the Cactus League was a bright orange, and another change is shifting away from trucker design that was used the past two years.
The 2024 #Dodgers Spring Training cap is now available. pic.twitter.com/zyGchvHRHK
— Matthew Moreno (@Matthew__Moreno) February 5, 2024
Dodgers Spring Training starts on Friday when pitchers and catchers will hold their first workout at Camelback Ranch. The first full-squad workout takes place February 14.
Many players have historically shown up early to camp, and that figures to be the case over the next few days. Dodgers workouts at Camelback Ranch are open to the general public and free to attend.
Dodgers Spring Training schedule 2024
The Dodgers are scheduled to play 21 Cactus League games in a span of 21 days, which includes a split-squad doubleheader on March 2.
They open their Spring Training slate on February 22 in a road matchup with the San Diego Padres, and their Camelback Ranch opener is the following afternoon.
Both the Padres and Dodgers start their spring slate earlier than all teams because of playing in the Seoul Series to open the 2024 regular season. The Dodgers’ final Cactus league game is March 13, with their only day off coming on March 4.
Opening Day 2024
Opening day is marked on March 20 in Seoul, South Korea, against the Padres. Their two-game set is the Dodgers’ first international series since 2018.
Once the Dodgers return home, they’ll have their home opener at Dodger Stadium on March 28 when they host the St. Louis Cardinals.
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