The Cactus League clubs play nearly a month of spring training baseball in the picturesque Arizona desert each spring, providing fans some big-time thrills while soaking up the sun and lovely weather that Arizona is known for. The Cactus League teams train at various locations throughout Phoenix, Tucson, and Las Vegas; here's where they get ready for the season. Arizona has seen its share of major league players over the years, with the Diamondbacks currently ranked number one on MLB.com's list of "Top Spring Training Sites". The team's camp is located in Tempe, about an hour east of downtown Phoenix. Pitchers and catchers report on February 14th, with the rest of the club reporting two days later. There are also reports that Chris Young may be joining the D-Backs this year after he finished off his contract with the Phillies. The team's former ace, Randy Johnson, still pitches for the team in Tempe during spring training. He was drafted by the Diamondbacks in 1989 and won the NL Cy Young Award in 1995. In 2009, Tony La Russa took over as manager of the Diamondbacks. Previously, he had managed both the Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Cardinals, winning World Series titles with both teams.