ESPN Spring Training 2020 Broadcast Schedule Unveiled

Another sign spring is near: the ESPN spring training 2020 broadcast schedule has been released, with 10 games set to be shown on both ESPN and ESPN+ in March.

The ESPN spring training 2020 broadcast schedule will feature four “All-Access” special content games, including the Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees game on Tuesday, March 3 at 1 p.m. ESPN “All-Access” documents the complete game-day experience for MLB teams across its television, digital, and social media platforms. It provides viewers with a special access and behind-the-scenes content throughout the day, including players, managers and executives mic’d up, in-game interviews, features, essays and other content leading up to–and through–the game:

• Mike Trout and the Los Angeles Angels visit Anthony Rizzo and the Chicago Cubs on March 2;
• Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees host Xander Bogaerts and the Boston Red Sox on March 3;
• Paul Goldschmidt and the St. Louis Cardinals visit Pete Alonso and the New York Mets on March;
• The Boston Red Sox make a second “All-Access” appearance as they visit Ronald Acuña Jr. and the Atlanta Braves from the Braves’ new spring training facility on March.

ESPN reporters will be on site at spring training camps starting Sunday, Feb. 9, to document news and provide updates as pitchers and catcher begin to arrive. ESPN Senior MLB Insider Buster Olney reports from New York Yankees camp in Tampa, Fla, while fellow ESPN Senior MLB Insider Jeff Passan will be in West Palm Beach, Fla., covering the Houston Astros as they begin to prepare for the season under new manager Dusty Baker.

Veteran analyst and reporter Tim Kurkjian will be in Fort Myers, Fla., providing Boston Red Sox coverage, while Marly Rivera will be at New York Mets camp in Port St. Lucie, Fla., as the Mets begin 2020 under new manager Luis Rojas. Additionally, Pedro Gomez reports from Oakland Athletics camp in Mesa, Ariz. and Alden Gonzalez from Los Angeles Dodgers camp in Camelback Ranch, Ariz. as they begin their 2020 campaign with new acquisition Mookie Betts.

We’ve added the 10 ESPN broadcasts to team schedules.