Feb. 23rd: I’ve had lots of people ask, so here are the dates of the scheduled John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman radio broadcasts, courtesy of Sweeny Murti: February 28th, then March 8th, 9th, 15th, 16th, 18th, 20th, 22nd, 23rd, 25th, and 29th. Remember, the Yankees are now on WFAN, not WCBS 880.
Feb. 20th: The MLB Network broadcast schedule has been announced via press release and added below. All games listed are on YES and MLB.tv unless otherwise noted. Twenty-six of 32 exhbition games are currently scheduled to be broadcast, though there is still no word whether the games in Panama will be aired. I imagine they will.
Feb. 16th: The MLB.tv schedule has been released and added to the list below (all listed games on YES and MLB.tv unless otherwise noted). Twenty-four of 32 exhibition games are currently scheduled to be broadcast somewhere.
Feb. 11th: In roughly two weeks, Yankees baseball will be on your television. Both the YES Network and ESPN released their Spring Training broadcast schedules today, which include 16 of the team’s 32 exhibition games. That’s actually down from 19 broadcasts last year. I guess that’s what happens when you miss the postseason. We’re still waiting for MLB Network and MLB.tv to release their schedules, so when it’s all said and done, something like 24 or 25 Grapefruit League games will be broadcast.
The Yankees and Marlins are supposed to play a pair of exhbition games in Panama on March 15-16th, but nothing has been officially announced yet. Right now the schedule says the Yankees will play the Orioles and Braves those days. I dunno, we’ll see. Here are the Spring Training games that will be broadcast. All listed games start between 1-2 pm ET and are available on YES, unless otherwise noted.
- Thursday, February 27th vs. Pirates (also on MLBN tape delay)
- Saturday, March 1st vs. Phillies (also on MLBN)
- Sunday, March 2nd @ Blue Jays (live on MLB.tv only, also MLBN tape delay)
- Monday, March 3rd vs. Nationals (also on MLBN)
- Tuesday, March 4th vs. Orioles (7pm ET, also on MLBN)
- Thursday, March 6th @ Phillies (MLBN and MLB.tv only)
- Saturday, March 8th @ Astros (MLBN only)
- Sunday, March 9th vs. Rays
(also on MLBN tape delay) - Tuesday, March 11th @ Nationals (live on MLB.tv only, also MLBN tape delay)
- Wednesday, March 12th vs. Tigers (also on MLBN)
- Thursday, March 13th vs. Orioles (split squad)
- Thursday, March 13th @ Phillies (split squad, MLB.tv only)
- Friday, March 14th vs. Twins (also on MLBN tape delay)
- Saturday, March 15th @ Orioles (MLBN and MLB.tv only)
- Sunday, March 16th vs. Braves (also on MLBN tape delay)
- Monday, March 17th @ Pirates (live on MLB.tv only, also MLBN tape delay)
- Tuesday, March 18th vs. Red Sox (also on ESPN, also MLBN tape delay)
- Thursday, March 20th @ Red Sox (7pm ET) (also on ESPN)
- Friday, March 21st vs. Pirates (7pm ET, MLBN only)
- Saturday, March 22nd @ Twins (live on MLB.tv only, also MLBN tape delay)
- Sunday, March 23rd vs. Blue Jays (also on MLBN)
- Tuesday, March 25th vs. Phillies (7pm ET, also on MLBN)
- Wednesday, March 26th @ Blue Jays (live on MLB.tv only, also MLBN tape delay)
- Thursday, March 27th @ Pirates (also on MLBN)
- Saturday, March 29th vs. Marlins (7pm ET)
MLB Network will inevitably pick up a bunch of road games, but nearly all of the team’s home games at George M. Steinbrenner Field are available. I’ll update this post whenever MLBN releases their schedule.