How to find Los Angeles Dodgers Spring Training games on TV

The Los Angeles Dodgers will kick off their slate of spring training games on Saturday, Feb. 25 against the Milwaukee Brewers at 12:10 p.m. PST. Baseball is here and it's not going away until October. Hop on the saddle and let's go!

In previous offseasons/preseasons, Dodgers fans admittedly didn't have to pay that much attention to how the roster would shake out before Opening Day. This team, under Andrew Friedman's watch, has typically employed top names in the game accompanied by some of the best young prospects.

That much remains similar heading into 2023, but to a different degree. There's a clear changing of the guard here. The last few offseasons, the Dodgers have watched Joc Pederson, Kiké Hernandez, Corey Seager, Kenley Jansen, Justin Turner and Cody Bellinger depart in some manner.

It's now up to Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman to quickly absorb the all-important leadership role while adapting to a massive shift in team chemistry. It's also up to young players such as Miguel Vargas, James Outman, Ryan Pepiot and others to make their mark and carve out roles quickly for 2023 and beyond.

That's why it's important for fans to tune into spring training this year. There will be competition up and down the roster as well as various high-profile position battles that require attention if you want to be up to speed come Opening Day on March 30.

2023 Dodgers Spring Training Broadcast Schedule

Has it ever been this easy? All 30 of the Dodgers' spring training games will be broadcast on SportsNet LA, so fire up that cable subscription! (The only action fans will miss are the road split-squad games, where SNLA will only broadcast the home contests.) The Dodgers also announced that 19 of the games will be on AM 570 LA Sports and another eight will air on KTNQ 1020 AM (Spanish radio station).

2023 Dodgers Spring Training Schedule

There you have it. Dodger Baseball in all its glory.