Milwaukee Brewers spring training games are right around the corner. Pitchers and catchers are set to report on Thursday, February 15 and the remainder of the squad on Tuesday, February 20. The first spring training game will be played on Saturday, February 24 and the last on Tuesday, March 26.
Throughout Cactus League play fans will have several ways to listen and watch their team. On certain days television broadcasts, radio broadcasts, and audio webcasts will be available.
Eight Milwaukee Brewers spring training games will air on Bally Sports Wisconsin
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The Brewers have announced that eight games will be televised on Bally Sports Wisconsin. This includes a new element of spring training this year called Spring Breakout. During the Spring Breakout game, on March 17, Milwaukee and the Kansas City Royals will put together a team consisting only of their top prospects.
Televised games for spring training 2024:
- Tuesday, February 27 against the Los Angeles Angels – 2:10 PM CT
- Wednesday, February 28 against the Chicago Cubs – 2:10 PM CT
- Saturday, March 2 against the Los Angeles Dodgers – 2:10 PM CT
- Friday, March 15 against the Arizona Diamondbacks – 3:10 PM CT
- Sunday, March 17 against the Kansas City Royals – 6:05 PM CT
- Monday, March 18 against the Los Angeles Angels – 3:10 PM CT
- Saturday, March 23 against the Chicago Cubs – 3:10 PM CT
- Sunday, March 24 against the Arizona Diamondbacks – 3:10 PM CT
Can fans watch Brewers games on Amazon Prime?
A new partnership between Amazon and Bally Sports means that five MLB teams will have their game streamed on Amazon Prime. The Brewers are one of these teams. Any game that Bally Sports airs will be available on Amazon prime.
Craig Counsell will make his television debut against the Brewers this spring training.
The Brewers and Cubs will square off three times during spring training this year. Fans can catch their February 28 and March 23 games on television. The March 12 will be available via an audio webcast on the Brewers website.
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Obviously, Amazon Prime isn’t broadcast the Brewers’ exhibition games, at least not in the Houston area. I check the schedule of upcoming games and it’s not only the Brewers. If 5 MLB teams are now on Prime, there should be more than MLB.tv free trial games. I think this whole thing is going to be a disaster and I’ll end up spending another $100+ on MLB.tv to watch the crew this year, as aways.