- Star pitcher Dylan Cease arrived at the Dunedin complex nearly two weeks early to acclimate to the organization following his massive seven-year, $210-million contract.
- Joining Cease in early camp is Cody Ponce, a standout KBO MVP who posted a dominant 1.89 ERA in South Korea last season.
- Manager John Schneider praised the early arrivals for their professionalism and proactive approach to integrating into the team’s routine.
- The club is preparing for a disrupted spring schedule, with seven major-league players—including the entire starting infield—set to depart for the World Baseball Classic in March.
- Despite the upcoming WBC absences, the coaching staff remains confident that early sessions will be sufficient for new pitchers to build chemistry with catcher Alejandro Kirk.
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