Get ready, Brewers fans—your 2026 Spring Training experience just got a whole lot more exciting! But here’s where it gets even better: the Milwaukee Brewers have unveiled their full broadcast schedule, ensuring you won’t miss a single moment of the action. And this is the part most people miss—it’s not just about the games; it’s about how you can watch and listen to all 31 exhibition matchups. Let’s break it down.
The schedule is a baseball lover’s dream, with 20 radio broadcasts split between 620 WTMJ (14 games) and 94.5 ESPN (6 games), all accessible via the Brewers Radio Network. For those who prefer streaming, eight games will be available on Brewers.TV—completely free with a valid MLB.com account through the MLB app. Plus, eight additional games will livestream directly on Brewers.com. Talk about options!
Kicking things off, the opening game against the Cleveland Guardians on Saturday, February 21, will air on 620 WTMJ and the Brewers Radio Network. But here’s a twist: the first two Brewers.TV broadcasts on February 22 (Chicago White Sox) and February 23 (San Diego Padres) will feature the opposing teams’ production crews. It’s a unique behind-the-scenes look you won’t want to miss.
And this is where it gets controversial: the Brewers’ own broadcast team makes their Brewers.TV debut on Saturday, February 28, against the Cincinnati Reds. Brian Anderson, Jeff Levering, Bill Schroeder, Sophia Minnaert, Tim Dillard, and Vinny Rottino will bring their A-game to the booth, with additional broadcasts scheduled for March 4 (Cubs), March 9 (Dodgers), and March 21 (Padres). But here’s the question: will their chemistry and insights live up to fan expectations? Let us know in the comments!
The Cactus League schedule wraps up on Sunday, March 22, with a game against the Chicago Cubs streaming on Brewers.TV (produced by Marquee Sports Network). The exhibition season closes with a two-game series against the Cincinnati Reds at American Family Field on March 23 and 24, both airing on 94.5 ESPN and the Brewers Radio Network. Jeff Levering, Lane Grindle, and Josh Maurer will handle the play-by-play, ensuring you stay on the edge of your seat.
But wait, there’s more: the Spring Breakout games, showcasing the organization’s top prospects, are set for March 20 (Mariners) and March 22 (Athletics). Both games will stream on Brewers.TV and MLB digital platforms, giving fans a glimpse into the future of the team. This is the part most people miss—these games are a goldmine for spotting the next big star.
Pro tip: tickets for Spring Training are selling fast, so grab yours online at brewers.com, by phone at 1-800-933-7890, or at the American Family Fields of Phoenix Box Office. For the full broadcast schedule and additional details, visit brewers.com/SpringTraining or brewers.com/Watch. Just remember, game times are subject to change, so stay tuned!
Thought-provoking question for you: With so many viewing options, how will you choose to follow the Brewers this Spring Training? And do you think the team’s prospects will make a splash in the Spring Breakout games? Share your thoughts below—we’d love to hear from you!
