Spring training is finally here (though big-name free agent Alex Bregman remains unsigned), and MLB teams will start reporting to their camps in Arizona and Florida as soon as Sunday, with the Chicago Cubs' pitchers and catchers the first and the Los Angeles Dodgers' pitchers and catchers soon after.

To help us break down the most important storylines of spring training, The Athletic surveyed 32 execs, former execs, coaches and scouts.

Arizona signed Corbin Burnes to a six-year, $210 million contract to join Zac Gallen and Merrill Kelly atop the team's rotation. The low-cost addition of Randal Grichuk and a lottery ticket pickup in Trey Mancini were good bets as well.

The Rockies have promising young talent and some pitching hope with the anticipated returns of Germán Márquez and Antonio Senzatela. They also have an albatross in the form of Bryant, who appeared in a total of 159 games across the first three years of his seven-year, $182 million deal.

Today, pitchers and catchers from across Major League Baseball have reported to Spring Training in both Florida and Arizona, with the rest of the players set to report to practice later this week.

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