Spring’s not quite here yet, but for Red Sox fans, the countdown has officially begun. NESN just rolled out its 2026 Spring Training broadcast schedule, and it’s packed with wall-to-wall coverage that’ll bring Fort Myers to your living room - or wherever you stream your baseball fix.
Mark your calendars: The first televised game drops Saturday, Feb. 21 at 1 p.m. ET, when the Sox take on the Minnesota Twins at Lee Health Sports Complex.
That matchup kicks off a 24-game spring slate that’ll air across NESN, NESN 360, and a handful of local broadcast partners. Whether you’re tuning in from Boston or streaming from the beach, NESN has you covered.
Red Sox Fans, You’re Getting the Full Fort Myers Experience
This isn’t just about watching games - NESN is pulling out all the stops with a multi-platform lineup that gives fans more access than ever before. That includes:
- “Red Sox From Fort Myers” - Hosted by Tom Caron and presented by MassMutual, this all-access series is back with seven new episodes. Expect exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and a close-up look at daily workouts. It airs weekdays at 6 p.m. through Feb. 19 on NESN, NESN 360, and NESN Nation.
- “310 to Left” - This daily video podcast, hosted by Caron and Lou Merloni, delivers fresh updates and analysis straight from Fort Myers. Catch it live at 10 a.m. on YouTube, X, and NESN Nation, or tune in to NESN at 3 p.m. for the replay. It’s also available on demand via NESN 360 and your favorite podcast platforms.
- “Boston Has Entered The Chat” - Going live weekdays at 4 p.m. ET, this interactive show covers the latest headlines, highlights, and spring training buzz. It airs on NESN, NESN National, and NESN 360.
- “NESN Digs: JetBlue Park” - A brand-new behind-the-scenes series that takes fans inside the Red Sox spring training complex. From batting cages to the clubhouse, this is a rare look at the facilities where the team lays its foundation for the season. The episode drops March 10 on NESN 360, YouTube, and NESN Nation.
Game Broadcast Breakdown
NESN will air 12 home games live from JetBlue Park, with several road games simulcast using the opposing team’s broadcast feed. Every game will be available to stream on NESN 360 - either through your TV provider or via a direct subscription.
Here’s a look at some key matchups:
- Feb. 22, 1:05 p.m. vs. Blue Jays
- Feb. 24, 1:05 p.m. vs. Pirates
- Feb. 25, 1:05 p.m. @ Twins
- March 3, 6:05 p.m. vs. Puerto Rico (NESN+)
- March 14, 1:05 p.m. - Futures at Fenway South
- **March 18, 1:05 p.m.
@ Yankees**
- **March 21, 1:05 p.m. vs.
Braves**
Several of these games will also air on local affiliates like WHDH (Boston), WWAX (Hartford), WPXT/MeTV Portland, and WYCI (Burlington), giving fans across New England more ways to tune in.
As always, the schedule is subject to change, and NESN has hinted that additional telecasts could be added.
Streaming and Social Access
If you’re not glued to your TV, NESN’s digital platforms have you covered. Every game and show is available on NESN 360, and daily content will be flowing on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, X, YouTube, and NESN.com. Whether it’s a Rafael Devers BP session, Alex Cora mic’d up at practice, or a surprise prospect making noise, you won’t miss a beat.
What This Means for Red Sox Nation
Spring training is where chemistry starts to form, prospects make their case, and veterans shake off the rust. NESN’s coverage this year isn’t just about watching baseball - it’s about feeling like you’re part of camp. From the daily grind of workouts to the first crack of the bat in game action, this is your front-row seat to the start of the 2026 campaign.
And with NESN recently being named 2025 RSN of the Year, the network is clearly leaning into its momentum. Whether you’re a diehard stathead or a casual fan itching for Opening Day, this spring training slate offers something for everyone.
So grab your sunscreen, fire up NESN 360, and get ready - baseball’s almost back.