Spring is in the air, and that means baseball is back! The Dodgers are gearing up for an exciting spring training in Glendale.
Shohei Ohtani is already making waves with live bullpen sessions, and Hyeseong Kim is launching homers off Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Players are buzzing with tales of offseason transformations, setting the stage for a thrilling season ahead.
The Dodgers kick off their spring training games on Saturday, Feb. 21, with Yamamoto expected to take the mound against the Angels for the Cactus League opener. Fans can look forward to seeing stars like Freddie Freeman, Will Smith, Teoscar Hernández, and Andy Pages in the lineup. Kyle Tucker will make his appearance on Sunday.
To catch all the action, here's your guide to the Dodgers' spring training broadcasts on TV and radio.
Dodgers 2026 Spring Training Broadcast Details
SportsNet LA will cover every Dodgers spring training game, except for the Cubs side of a split-squad day on March 15, which will air on Chicago's Marquee channel. One of the highlights is the March 4 matchup between the Dodgers and Team Mexico from the World Baseball Classic. As pool play begins, Kim will head to Tokyo to represent Korea against the Czech Republic on March 5.
Tim Neverett and Rick Monday will provide commentary for all spring games. Stephen Nelson will step in as the play-by-play announcer for the Dodgers' annual Freeway Series exhibition, wrapping up the spring season.
For radio listeners, English-language broadcasts will be available for 17 games, while Spanish-language coverage with José Mota and Luis Cruz will be on KTNQ for eight matchups, including the opener.
SportsNet LA is accessible for free to Spectrum subscribers in the Los Angeles area and parts of southern California. Additionally, SNLA+ subscriptions can be purchased through MLB.tv, starting at $29.99 per month.
Dodgers Spring Training Tickets: How to Attend
Single-game tickets are available through MLB, starting with the Dodgers' Feb. 23 game against the Mariners. Tickets for the Dodgers vs.
Mexico game and interdivision matchups against the Dbacks, Padres, Giants, and Rockies are also up for grabs. Some away games are available through the hosting teams.
Get ready, Dodgers fans-the excitement is just beginning!