List of Major League Baseball spring training cities - wikipedia List of Major League Baseball spring training cities The following is a list of current and former Major League Baseball spring training cities. Contents 1 Current cities 1.1 Grapefruit League ( Florida ) 1.2 Cactus League ( Arizona ) 2 See also 3 References 4 External links Current cities Grapefruit League ( Florida ) City Current team ( s ) Current ballpark ( s ) Capacity Former occupants Bradenton Pittsburgh Pirates ( 1969 -- present ) LECOM Park 6,602 St. Louis Cardinals ( 1923 -- 24 ) Philadelphia Phillies ( 1925 -- 27 ) Boston Red Sox ( 1928 -- 29 ) Boston Braves / Milwaukee Braves ( 1928 -- 40, 1948 -- 61 ) Kansas City / Oakland Athletics ( 1963 -- 68 ) Clearwater Philadelphia Phillies ( 1947 -- present ) Spectrum Field 8,500 Brooklyn Dodgers ( 1923 -- 32, 1936 -- 41 ) Cleveland Indians ( 1942, 1946 ) Dunedin Toronto Blue Jays ( 1977 -- present ) Dunedin Stadium 5,510 Fort Myers Boston Red Sox ( 1992 -- present ) Jet Blue Park 11,000 Minnesota Twins ( 1991 -- present ) Hammond Stadium 7,500 Philadelphia Athletics ( 1925 -- 36 ) Cleveland Indians ( 1941 -- 42 ) Pittsburgh Pirates ( 1955 -- 68 ) Kansas City Royals ( 1969 -- 87 ) Jupiter Florida / Miami Marlins ( 2002 -- present ) St. Louis Cardinals ( 1998 -- present ) Roger Dean Stadium 6,871 Montreal Expos ( 1998 -- 2001 ) Kissimmee Houston Astros ( 1985 -- 2016 ) Osceola County Stadium 5,300 Lake Buena Vista ( at WDW ) Atlanta Braves ( 1997 -- present ) Champion Stadium 9,500 Lakeland Detroit Tigers ( 1934 -- 42, 1946 -- present ) Joker Marchant Stadium 8,500 Cleveland Indians ( 1924 -- 27 ) Port Charlotte Tampa Bay Rays ( 2009 -- present ) Charlotte Sports Park 7,000 Texas Rangers ( 1998 -- 2002 ) Port St. Lucie New York Mets ( 1988 -- present ) First Data Field 7,347 Sarasota Baltimore Orioles ( 1991, 2010 -- present ) Ed Smith Stadium 7,500 New York Giants ( 1924 -- 27 ) Boston Red Sox ( 1933 -- 42, 1946 -- 58 ) Chicago White Sox ( 1960 -- 97 ) Cincinnati Reds ( 1998 -- 2009 ) Tampa New York Yankees ( 1996 -- present ) George M. Steinbrenner Field 10,000 Chicago Cubs ( 1913 -- 16 ) Boston Red Sox ( 1919 ) Washington Senators ( 1920 -- 29 ) Detroit Tigers ( 1930 ) Cincinnati Reds ( 1930 -- 87 ) Chicago White Sox ( 1954 -- 59 ) Viera Montreal Expos / Washington Nationals ( 2002 -- 2016 ) Space Coast Stadium 8,100 Florida Marlins ( 1993 -- 2001 ) West Palm Beach Washington Nationals ( 2017 -- Present ) Houston Astros ( 2017 -- present ) The Ballpark of The Palm Beaches 7,600 Cactus League ( Arizona ) City Current team ( s ) Current ballpark ( s ) Capacity Former occupants Glendale Chicago White Sox ( 2009 -- present ) Los Angeles Dodgers ( 2009 -- present ) Camelback Ranch 13,000 Goodyear Cincinnati Reds ( 2010 -- present ) Cleveland Indians ( 2009 -- present ) Goodyear Ballpark 10,000 Mesa Chicago Cubs ( 2014 -- present ) Sloan Park 15,000 Oakland Athletics ( 2015 -- present ) HoHoKam Stadium 12,623 Peoria San Diego Padres ( 1994 -- present ) Seattle Mariners ( 1994 -- present ) Peoria Sports Complex 12,882 Phoenix Milwaukee Brewers ( 1998 -- present ) Maryvale Baseball Park 7,000 San Francisco Giants ( 1964 -- 83 ) Scottsdale San Francisco Giants ( 1992 -- present ) Scottsdale Stadium 12,000 Arizona Diamondbacks ( 2011 -- present ) Colorado Rockies ( 2011 -- present ) Salt River Fields at Talking Stick 11,000 Surprise Kansas City Royals ( 2003 -- present ) Texas Rangers ( 2003 -- present ) Surprise Stadium 10,500 Tempe Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim ( 1993 -- present ) Tempe Diablo Stadium 9,785 Seattle Pilots / Milwaukee Brewers ( 1969 -- 72 ) Seattle Mariners ( 1977 -- 93 ) See also List of MLB stadiums List of MLB spring training ballparks References External links Wikimedia Commons has media related to Major League Baseball Spring training venues. Retrieved from `` https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Major_League_Baseball_spring_training_cities&oldid=825477910 '' Categories : Major League Baseball spring training Major League Baseball lists Major League Baseball venues Talk Contents About Wikipedia Add links This page was last edited on 13 February 2018, at 16 : 50. About Wikipedia

Question: where do the astros play for spring training
Answer: Osceola County Stadium; The Ballpark of The Palm Beaches; West Palm Beach