Bernie Brewer and the Famous Racing Sausages, help load the Milwaukee Brewers team equipment truck at American Family Field in Milwaukee on Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2025, before heading off to spring training in Phoenix, Arizona. Pitchers and catchers are scheduled to report to Phoenix on Wednesday, February 12. Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Milwaukee Brewers Release Radio and Television Broadcast Plans For Spring Training

Originally posted on Fastball on SI | By Brady Farkas | Last updated Feb 7, 2025 9:25 AM ET

Milwaukee Brewers fans will have plenty of options for watching and listening to their team this spring.

The team officially released its spring training broadcast plans on Thursday and it breaks down like this, courtesy of Brewers reporter Adam McCalvy:

The Brewers' spring broadcast schedule is updated at Brewers dot com. Includes 18 games on radio (14 on AM 620 WTMJ/Brewers Radio Network and four on 94.5 FM ESPN), seven TV games on FanDuel Sports Network Wisconsin and nine webcasts.

Game by game here:

The Brewers' spring broadcast schedule is updated at Brewers dot com. Includes 18 games on radio (14 on AM 620 WTMJ/Brewers Radio Network and four on 94.5 FM ESPN), seven TV games on FanDuel Sports Network Wisconsin and nine webcasts.

Game by game here: https://t.co/uU2dngZRbm
— Adam McCalvy (@AdamMcCalvy) February 6, 2025

The Brewers open up spring training with a split-squad matchup on Feb. 22 against the Cincinnati Reds. That will be a home matchup that kicks off a months worth of games before the regular season begins on March 27.

The Brewers are coming off a season that saw them win the National League Central by a whopping 10 games and they are poised to be good again this year as they get former MVP Christian Yelich back from injury. However, there are questions about the team's pitching staff after they lost Frankie Montas in free agency, and their are health questions that continue to surround Brandon Woodruff.

Furthermore, superstar shortstop Willy Adames bolted in free agency, signing a mega-deal with the San Francisco Giants.

The National League Central looks to be improved in 2025 as well, making the Brewers task of repeating as division champs even tougher. The Chicago Cubs have added MVP candidate Kyle Tucker while the Cincinnati Reds have brought in future Hall of Famer Terry Francona as their new manager.

This article first appeared on Fastball on SI and was syndicated with permission.

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