Let’s start this off by stating the obvious – there is no bad day watching a Major League Baseball spring training game. The facilities are far smaller than big-league ballparks, making the action more intimate. The sight-lines are better. The players are more affable and friendly than they are when they hit the grind of the regular season. And the weather between mid-February and the end of March in Arizona and Florida borders on heavenly. That said, some sites just stand out a little more than others. So TravelPulse decided to rank MLB’s spring training sites. Here they are from the OK to the best.  (NOTE: There are 30 Major League teams but some share their spring training stadiums.)