Bold statement: The Milwaukee Brewers are giving fans unprecedented access to Spring Training, with a comprehensive broadcast plan that spans radio, TV streams, and online platforms to ensure you don’t miss a single exhibition game. And this is where it gets interesting… the schedule blends traditional radio coverage with modern streaming options, expanding how and where you can experience the action.
Here’s the rewritten, beginner-friendly version of the original information:
The Milwaukee Brewers announced their 2026 Spring Training broadcast schedule, which covers all 31 exhibition games. The plan includes 20 radio broadcasts (14 on 620 WTMJ and 6 on 94.5 ESPN), all of which will be available through the Brewers Radio Network. In addition, eight spring games will be streamed for free on Brewers.TV to anyone with a valid MLB.com account in the MLB app, and eight more will be livestreamed on Brewers.com.
The season’s opener, a Spring Training game against the Cleveland Guardians, will be broadcast on 620 WTMJ and the Brewers Radio Network this Saturday, February 21. The first two Brewers.TV broadcasts will feature the opposing teams’ production teams and will occur on Sunday, February 22 against the Chicago White Sox and Monday, February 23 against the San Diego Padres.
BrewersTV’s own broadcast team will debut on Saturday, February 28, in the home game versus the Cincinnati Reds. The broadcast team for Brewers.TV will include Brian Anderson, Jeff Levering, Bill Schroeder, Sophia Minnaert, Tim Dillard, and Vinny Rottino. Additional Brewers.TV broadcasts are planned for Wednesday, March 4 against the Cubs, Monday, March 9 against the Dodgers, and Saturday, March 21 against the Padres.
The final Cactus League broadcast will stream on Brewers.TV on Sunday, March 22, when the Brewers play the Chicago Cubs (Marquee Sports Network production). The Spring Training schedule will conclude with two games against the Cincinnati Reds at American Family Field on Monday, March 23 and Tuesday, March 24. These two games will be carried on 94.5 ESPN and the Brewers Radio Network, with Levering, Lane Grindle, and Josh Maurer providing play-by-play on the radio.
In addition, Spring Breakout games—featuring the organization’s top prospects—are scheduled for Friday, March 20 against the Seattle Mariners and Sunday, March 22 at the Oakland Athletics. Both of these prospect showcase games will be streamed on Brewers.TV and other MLB digital platforms.
Ticket information: Fans are encouraged to buy Spring Training tickets in advance online. Tickets can be purchased at brewers.com, by calling 1-800-933-7890, or at the American Family Fields of Phoenix box office. For more details, visit brewers.com/SpringTraining or the MLB Brewers Spring Training page.
Complete schedule links and programming notes: the full Spring Training broadcast schedule is available at the Brewers’ official schedule page, with a reminder that game times and appearances are subject to change. For the latest information, visit brewers.com/Watch.
Question for readers: Do you prefer following Spring Training via traditional radio broadcasts, live streams, or streaming on Brewers.TV, and why? Share your choice and experiences in the comments.
