Baseball fans, rejoice! The Dodgers are gearing up for an exciting 2026 spring training season, and you won’t want to miss a single moment of the action. With Shohei Ohtani firing up live bullpens, Hyeseong Kim crushing home runs off Yoshinobu Yamamoto, and players sharing their offseason transformations, the buzz in Glendale is electric. But here’s where it gets even more thrilling: the games kick off on Saturday, February 21, with Yamamoto expected to take the mound against the Angels in the Cactus League opener. And this is the part most people miss—while SportsNet LA will broadcast nearly every game, the Cubs’ side of a split-squad day on March 15 will air exclusively on Chicago’s Marquee channel. Controversial? Maybe. But it’s a reminder that spring training is as much about strategy as it is about spectacle. Speaking of highlights, mark your calendars for March 4, when the Dodgers face off against Team Mexico from the World Baseball Classic—a game that’s sure to spark debates about international talent in MLB. And let’s not forget the broadcasting dream team: Tim Neverett and Rick Monday will call most games, with Stephen Nelson stepping in for the Freeway Series finale. Radio fans, take note: 17 games will be available in English, and José Mota and Luis Cruz will bring eight matchups to life in Spanish on KTNQ. But here’s the real question: With so many games and platforms, how will you choose to watch? Below is the full schedule, complete with TV and radio details, to help you plan your spring training marathon. And while you’re at it, consider snagging tickets to games like Dodgers vs. Mariners or the showdown with Mexico—because nothing beats the energy of being there in person. Baseball’s back, and it’s better than ever. What game are you most excited to catch? Let us know in the comments!
