Love them or hate them, respect their commitment to their fan base or fear that they're breaking baseball for good, everyone is going to be tuning in to what the Los Angeles Dodgers do in 2025. After adding big names like Blake Snell and Roki Sasaki to what was already the most loaded roster in baseball, the Dodgers have assembled the sort of super-team that we rarely see in MLB as they look to repeat as World Series champions this season.
That road starts on Thursday afternoon, as L.A. opens its Cactus League schedule with a matchup against the Chicago Cubs. Yoshinobu Yamamoto will be on the hill, and at least some Dodgers regulars, including Mookie Betts, will be in the lineup to start. Here's everything to know, and how to watch not only this game but every game on the Dodgers' spring training and regular season schedules.
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Los Angeles Dodgers spring training schedule: TV and streaming info
The Dodgers first spring training game gets underway Thursday, with first pitch from Camelback Ranch is set for 3:05 p.m. ET/12:05 PM PT. Spectrum SportsNet LA will be carrying the TV broadcasts for this and almost every other game this spring, with the exception of a March 2 matchup against the Athletics. Fans can either tune in or stream via the SportsNet website or app with login credentials. Those outside of Southern California looking to watch Thursday's game can tune in to the game on MLB Network.
The rest of L.A.'s spring training schedule, including the team's two exhibition games ahead of the Tokyo Series against the Yomiuri Giants and Hanshin Tigers in Japan, is below, complete with dates, opponents, start times (all in PT) and TV info.
Date | Opponent | Location | Time | TV |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Feb. 20 | Cubs | Glendale | 12:05 PM | SportsNet LA |
Feb. 21 | Cubs | Mesa | 12:05 PM | SportsNet LA |
Feb. 22 | Royals | Glendale | 12:05 PM | SportsNet LA |
Feb. 23 | Padres | Glendale | 12:05 PM | SportsNet LA |
Feb. 24 | Reds | Goodyear | 12:05 PM | SportsNet LA |
Feb. 25 | Mariners | Glendale | 12:05 PM | SportsNet LA |
Feb. 26 | Brewers | Phoenix | 12:10 PM | SportsNet LA |
Feb. 27 | Rockies | Scottsdale | 12:10 PM | SportsNet LA |
Feb. 28 | Angels | Glendale | 5:05 PM | SportsNet LA |
March 1 | Giants | Glendale | 12:05 PM | SportsNet LA |
March 2 | White Sox | Glendale | 12:05 PM | SportsNet LA |
March 4 | Reds | Glendale | 5:05 PM | SportsNet LA |
March 5 | Angels | Tempe | 12:10 PM | SportsNet LA |
March 6 | Rangers | Glendale | 12:05 PM | SportsNet LA |
March 7 | Mariners | Peoria | 5:40 PM | SportsNet LA |
March 8 | White Sox | Glendale | 12:05 PM | SportsNet LA |
March 9 | Athletics | Glendale | 1:05 PM | SportsNet LA |
March 10 | Dbacks | Glendale | 1:05 PM | SportsNet LA |
March 11 | Guardians | Glendale | 1:05 PM | SportsNet LA |
March 15 | Yomiuri Giants | Tokyo Dome | 3:00 AM | SportsNet LA |
March 15 | Hanshin Tigers | Tokyo Dome | 8:00 PM | SportsNet LA |
March 23 | Angels | Dodger Stadium | 5:10 PM | SportsNet LA |
March 24 | Angels | Angel Stadium | 6:07 PM | SportsNet LA |
March 25 | Angels | Angel Stadium | 6:07 PM | SportsNet LA |
SportsNet LA is available for free to all Spectrum internet and mobile customers in the L.A. area. But if you don't have access, or don't have cable, you can still stream the game in a variety of ways. MLB.TV will stream over 250+ spring training games to subscribers, including Thursday's game against the Cubs, over the next few weeks. Or you can stream local games through FuboTV, which offers a seven-day free trial for new users.
Los Angeles Dodgers regular season schedule: TV and streaming info
Of course, while spring training is nice and all, what fans are really waiting for are the games that count. While Opening Day is just over a month away for 28 other teams, L.A. won't have to wait quite that long, as the Dodgers and Cubs will kick off the 2025 regular season with the two-game Tokyo Series in Japan on March 18 and 19. That game, along with nearly every other Dodgers regular-season contest, will be broadcast on SportsNet LA, with a few nationally televised exceptions below.
Note: FOX schedule has yet to be released, list of national broadcast games is subject to change.
Date | Opponent | Location | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|---|---|
April 13 | Cubs | Dodger Stadium | 4:10 p.m. PT | ESPN |
May 4 | Braves | Truist Park | 4:10 p.m. PT | ESPN |
May 25 | Mets | Citi Field | 4:10 p.m. PT | ESPN |
June 3 | Mets | Dodger Stadium | 7:00 p.m. PT | TBS/Max |
June 17 | Padres | Petco Park | 7:00 p.m. PT | TBS/Max |
July 13 | Giants | Oracle Park | 1:05 p.m. PT | Roku Channel |
While most of L.A's regular-season games can be streamed in the same ways , their ESPN games will need to be viewed either on Watch ESPN or the ESPN app, both of which are free for those with a cable provider or an ESPN+ subscription. Games televised on TBS will be available to stream either via the TBS app or Max, while the team's Sunday Leadoff game against the Giants on July 13 will be available exclusively on the Roku Channel.