LVfan
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How to watch spring training?
The article lists the regional sports networks, but it appears that NBC Sports California is not covering the spring training games. It does have some videos so I'll post the link in a reply. It seems streaming is the best option.
"The easiest way for fans to stream spring training games, though, is through MLB.TV, which will stream [over 250+ Spring Training games](https://www.mlb.com/live-stream-games/) to subscribers. It's important to note that blackout and other restrictions do apply. Those interested in watching the most spring baseball possible ought to look into a subscription there."
If the policy is the same as last year, at least during the regular season, once a favorite MLB team is selected, all the minor league teams associated with the MLB team can be watched. So if the A's are your favorite, you can watch the Aviators as well as AA, etc.
https://fansided.com/how-to-watch-every-mlb-team-s-spring-training-games-tv-schedule-streaming-info
The article lists the regional sports networks, but it appears that NBC Sports California is not covering the spring training games. It does have some videos so I'll post the link in a reply. It seems streaming is the best option.
"The easiest way for fans to stream spring training games, though, is through MLB.TV, which will stream [over 250+ Spring Training games](https://www.mlb.com/live-stream-games/) to subscribers. It's important to note that blackout and other restrictions do apply. Those interested in watching the most spring baseball possible ought to look into a subscription there."
If the policy is the same as last year, at least during the regular season, once a favorite MLB team is selected, all the minor league teams associated with the MLB team can be watched. So if the A's are your favorite, you can watch the Aviators as well as AA, etc.
https://fansided.com/how-to-watch-every-mlb-team-s-spring-training-games-tv-schedule-streaming-info
