Braves Spring Training Schedule & How to Watch the Games on TV

The final football game will be played this Sunday when the Chiefs take on the Eagles in the Super Bowl, and from there sports fans will officially be on Opening Day watch. We are less than a week away from Atlanta Braves pitchers and catchers reporting, and then things pick up in a hurry.

It's an exciting time of year to watch rising Braves' prospects and lock in on important position battles throughout camp. Atlanta will start things off against the Minnesota Twins on February 22nd. As usual they'll see a ton of AL and NL East opponents as many of them share close spring training sites in Florida. Their final spring training game will come on March 25th against the Chicago Cubs.

One other important sidenote will be when Braves prospects battle Detroit Tigers prospects in the spring breakout game on March 16th at CoolToday park. Next, let's give you a rundown of the full spring training schedule and how you can tune in to watch more Braves spring baseball than ever before.

How can I watch Braves spring training games once they begin?

Braves fans have long been doom and gloom in March because of the limited spring training games that were broadcast in previous years. Big market teams like the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers have basically televised every spring training game on their own TV network for years.

Thankfully, Braves fans will finally get to see more March baseball as a result of the new spring training TV deal the Braves struck back in December. The deal will bring seven games to FanDuel Sports Network (formerly Bally Sports) and ten games will be exclusively broadcast on Gray Media’s network of stations in 24 markets across the southeast. The remaining home games will be aired for free on Braves.com, MLB.TV, and the MLB app. You can find the full broadcast schedule for each date/games in this link here.

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