Spring Training is underway. Players are stepping back onto the baseball field as they get ready for the 2019 season.
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MLB.com's beat reporters have you covered with the action from every team's training camp. Keep track of the latest highlights of Spring Training right here.
Vlad Jr. has arrived
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. -- one of baseball's most anticipated prospects in years -- arrived at Blue Jays camp and got right to work, both in the cage and out on the diamond.

Tebow time
Remember this guy? Tim Tebow is back for his second tour through Mets Spring Training.

Legend in the house
Hope springs eternal around this time of year, but the Pirates had a special friend in attendance Saturday -- just in case they should ever find themselves in low places.

Pitch for the camera
Pitch-tracking technology has become as ubiquitous as bubble-gum buckets at MLB camps this spring, and the Tigers' camp is no exception.

Good luck, National League Central
Winning the NL Central will be hard enough this year, and opposing hitters might feel extra pressure trying to figure out Andrew Miller's slider and Adam Wainwright's curve.

Willians lets it fly
Willians Astudillo, in case you missed it, may have already submitted the homer celebration of the year in the Venezuelan Winter League. He admired another homer from the cage Saturday, but with a little more subtlety. It is only Spring Training, after all.

Bregman back at it
Alex Bregman was as dazzling with his glove as he was with the bat last season, and we're getting real close to seeing him unleash those cross-diamond throws again.

Present and accounted for
The Yankees rewarded their ace Luis Severino with a four-year, $40 million extension on Friday, and his rotation-mates made sure they were front and center for his celebratory press conference on Saturday.

Alonso: "I see light at end of the tunnel"
Few prospects are as anticipated by his team's fan base as Mets' first baseman Peter Alonso, who displayed some serious power in the Minors last year. Alonso will compete for the Opening Day job this spring, and New York fans will likely see him this season no matter how the competition shakes out.