Baseball fans, get ready for an exciting season ahead! The 2026 Dodgers spring training is in full swing, and we've got all the details you need to stay in the loop.
The Dodgers are bringing the heat to Glendale, with Shohei Ohtani's impressive bullpens and Hyeseong Kim's powerful hits off Yoshinobu Yamamoto. But the real question is, will Yamamoto be able to hold his own against the Angels in the Cactus League opener? And what about those players claiming dramatic weight loss or strategic 'slow playing'?
But here's the scoop: the Dodgers' spring training games start on February 21, and it's a jam-packed schedule. You won't want to miss the anticipated face-off between the Dodgers and Team Mexico in the World Baseball Classic on March 4, especially with Kim potentially flying to Tokyo the next day to represent Korea.
Catch all the action on SportsNet LA, who will broadcast every game except for the Cubs' split-squad day on March 15, which will air on Chicago's Marquee channel. English radio coverage is available for 17 games, while Spanish announcers José Mota and Luis Cruz will bring the excitement to KTNQ for eight games, including the opener.
Here's a breakdown of the schedule:
| Date | Opponent | Time (PST) | TV | Radio |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Sat, Feb. 21 | @ Angels | 12:10 PM | SNLA | AM 570, KTNQ |
| Sun, Feb. 22 | @ Padres | 12:10 PM | SNLA | AM 570, KTNQ |
| Mon, Feb. 23 | Mariners | 12:05 PM | SNLA | AM 570, KTNQ |
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
| Sun, Mar. 22 | @ Angels (Anaheim) | 6:07 PM | SNLA | AM 570, KTNQ |
| Mon, Mar. 23 | Angels (LA) | 6:10 PM | SNLA, ESPN | AM 570, KTNQ |
And this is where it gets even better: SportsNet LA is accessible to Spectrum subscribers in the LA region and southern California at no additional cost. For those outside the area, SNLA+ subscriptions are available via MLB.tv, starting at $29.99/month.
Don't miss your chance to be part of the action! Single-game tickets for select games are up for grabs through MLB, including the Dodgers vs. Mariners on Feb. 23, and some interdivision matchups. And if you're feeling adventurous, you can even catch some away games through the hosting teams.
So, are you ready to cheer on the Dodgers this spring? The countdown to the new season has begun!
