GLENDALE, Ariz. -- One team is a worldwide attraction, fresh off its eighth World Series title. The other just lost an MLB record 121 games and hasn't won a playoff series since 2005. The one thing they have in common?
A spring training parking lot.
Both the Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago White Sox reside at Camelback Ranch during February and March, but life couldn't be more different as the two franchises prepare for a new season.
When Dodgers players reported to camp earlier this month, their clubhouse looked like a who's who of MLB All-Stars, while a trip through the White Sox's side of the building required frequent glances at the nameplates above the locker stalls to know who was who.