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Photos from White Sox Cactus League opener

By Daryl Van Schouwen

Chicago White Sox’s Carlos Sanchez hits an RBI sacrifice fly ball during a spring training baseball game Saturday, Feb. 25, 2017, in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)

GLENDALE, Ariz. — Here’s what the White Sox’ spring training opening game against the Los Angeles Dodgers looked like on a sunny, 63-degree day at Camelback Ranch. AP photos by Morry Gash.

<em>Dodgers and White Sox players line up.</em> — *Dodgers and White Sox players line up.*

<em>White Sox manager Rick Renteria shakes hands with Dodgers manager Dave Roberts before the game.</em> — *White Sox manager Rick Renteria shakes hands with Dodgers manager Dave Roberts before the game.*

<em>LA’s Clayton Kershaw throws during the first inning.</em> — *LA’s Clayton Kershaw throws during the first inning.*

<em>Yolmer Sanchez lifts a sacrifice fly.</em> — *Yolmer Sanchez lifts a sacrifice fly.*

<em>Melky Cabrera</em> — *Melky Cabrera*

<em>Tyler Danish throws during the fifth inning.</em> — *Tyler Danish throws during the fifth inning.*

<em>Avisail Garcia can’t catch a double hit by Los Angeles Dodgers’ Logan Forsythe during the third inning.</em> — *Avisail Garcia can’t catch a double hit by Los Angeles Dodgers’ Logan Forsythe during the third inning.*

<em>The White Sox bullpen during the third inning.</em> — *The White Sox bullpen during the third inning.*

<em>The Dodgers’ Yasiel Puig.</em> — *The Dodgers’ Yasiel Puig.*

<em>Carson Fulmer started and pitched two scoreless innings.</em> — *Carson Fulmer started and pitched two scoreless innings.*

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