A headline from this website in February of each of the past three years:<\/p>\n
They were nothing if not consistent. Along with revealing a sad, single-digit number of spring games to be broadcast, they also waited until pretty much the last minute to do it. The pattern has finally been broken in 2026, with the Orioles on Thursday – more than a month ahead of the first spring game! – announcing that there will be 20 spring training games broadcast on MASN this year. 20 games!<\/p>\n
From the first spring training game on February 20 to the final exhibition against the Nationals in Washington on March 23, there are 30 days that will have the Orioles play a game. Including games that will be broadcast on the radio, 23 of those days will have home coverage. You can check the Orioles official schedule<\/a> to see which spring games have a TV or radio broadcast.<\/p>\n We will actually get to participate in the spring ritual that other teams fans have done for a number of years, of seeing the lineup gradually take shape and of seeing the prospects who will hopefully be appearing in the next couple of years getting time early on in camp. I\u2019m excited about it. Watching other team spring broadcasts, when available, is not a substitute. Those crews don\u2019t know much and care even less about what\u2019s going on with the Orioles, who the younger players appearing might be and what their stores are, or anything that an Orioles fan would care about.<\/p>\n