The New York Yankees won 94 games and the AL pennant last year. This year, they are tasked, with a largely new roster, to overcome their losses and win the World Series this time. Spring Training is their first chance to start working on that, so here's everything you need to know about it.Key dates for Spring TrainingOn Tuesday, pitchers like Gerrit Cole and catchers like Austin Wells will report to Yankees Spring Training. They have a few extra days to work out with one another before everyone else arrives.On Sunday, position players including Giancarlo Stanton, Aaron Judge, and Anthony Volpe will join them. On Monday, the first full-squad workout commences.The first Spring Training game will be played on February 21, and they will be held until just before Opening Day, which is March 27.TV schedule and all game datesHere is the full schedule announced by YES Network. All these games will be televised, though some of them will be exclusive to the stream on the Gotham Sports App.The following games are exclusive to the app:February 22 at TorontoFebruary 24 at BostonFebruary 28 vs. TorontoMarch 2 at AtlantaMarch 11 at PittsburghMarch 15 at Tampa BayMarch 17 at TorontoMarch 20 at BaltimoreMarch 21 at DetroitThose games won't be on TV, but they can still be watched live.Key new players to watchThe 2024 Yankees brought in Juan Soto to Spring Training among a few other players. This year, the roster is very different, and several newcomers should have fans' attention.Juan Soto was a spring newcomer last year (Imagn)Max Fried and Devin Williams were added to the pitching staff this year, and all eyes should be on them. Cody Bellinger and Paul Goldschmidt get that honor on the offense.Additionally, it will be very important to watch Roderick Arias, George Lombard, Oswaldo Cabrera and Oswald Peraza. They will likely be fighting for the last infield spot in the Yankees' lineup.Where is Yankees Spring Training?MLB teams do not play their Spring Training games in the same stadiums of their regular-season games. There will be no action in Yankee Stadium until Opening Day. Before that, the games will be held at George M. Steinbrenner Field in Tampa Bay where it is much warmer. Fans can attend these games, but local New York fans will have to travel.