Here’s the full Phillies Spring Training broadcast schedule

The Phillies released their full 2026 Spring Training TV schedule, and as expected, it’s a mix of NBC Sports Philadelphia, NBCSP+, MLB Network simulcasts, MLB.com streams, and a healthy dose of “Audio Only.” If you’re mapping out your late February and March evenings around Clearwater baseball, here’s the full slate exactly as provided.

Phillies Spring Training Broadcast Schedule:

The 2/23 Nationals game that is listed as “Radio Only” is on WIP.

— Phillies Tailgate (@PhilsTailgate) February 20, 2026

Here is the Phillies full Spring Training TV Schedule:

2/21 at Blue Jays: NBCSP
2/22 vs. Pirates: NBCSP
2/23 at Nationals: Radio Only
2/24 at Marlins: http://MLB.com (Audio Only)
2/25 vs. Tigers: NBCSP+ & MLB Network
2/26 vs. Nationals: http://MLB.com
2/27 at Tigers (SS): TBD
2/27 vs. Marlins (SS): NBCSP+ & MLB Network
2/28 at Blue Jays: NBCSP
3/1 vs. Yankees: NBCSP
3/2: OFF
3/3 at Rays: http://MLB.com (Audio Only)
3/4 vs. Team Canada: NBCSP+
3/5 vs. Red Sox: NBCSP+ & MLB Network
3/6 at Pirates: http://MLB.com (Audio Only)
3/7 vs. Blue Jays: http://MLB.com
3/8 at Twins: NBCSP
3/9 at Red Sox: http://MLB.com (Audio Only)
3/10 vs. Yankees: NBCSP+
3/11: OFF
3/12 vs. Blue Jays: http://MLB.com
3/13 vs. Orioles: NBCSP+
3/14 at Yankees: NBCSP+
3/15 vs. Braves: NBCSP & MLB Network
3/16 at Tigers: http://MLB.com (Audio Only)
3/17 vs. Twins: NBCSP+
3/18 at Braves: http://MLB.com (Audio Only)
3/19 vs. Rays: http://MLB.com
3/20 vs. Tigers: NBCSP+
3/21 at Orioles: MASN (No Phillies Broadcast)
3/22 at Yankees: NBCSP & MLB Netwok
3/23 vs. Rays: http://MLB.com

The good news is there are plenty of NBCSP and NBCSP+ games sprinkled throughout, along with a handful of MLB Network appearances for the bigger matchups against the Yankees, Braves, and Red Sox. The bad news is you’re going to be toggling between TV and MLB.com streams if you’re trying to watch everything.

It’s Spring Training, so you’re not tuning in for perfectly polished baseball. You’re tuning in to see if Andrew Painter, Aidan Miller, and Justin Crawford look sharp and whether the lineup experiment Rob Thomson is cooking up has any juice.

Meaningless in the standings, but absolutely meaningful for anyone who’s already counting down to Opening Day.

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