MLB Spring Training Streams: Where can I watch Cactus League and Grapefruit League games?

Catch your favorite teams playing in the Cactus and Grapefruit Leagues, and there are plenty of avenues for you to do so now that MLB Spring Training has started and is in full flow. MLB TV and MLB.com streams are the two best options for fans to catch their favorite teams take to the field.

There are three options: monthly, annual, and single team on MLB TV. You can watch all the out-of-market games live or on-demand, as well as 250+ Spring Training games, with the monthly plan, which costs $24.99 per month and is payable until October.

You receive the same advantages from the monthly plan as the annual one, which costs $149.99 monthly. Lastly, the Single Team option costs only $129.99 a year and gives you access to 250+ Spring Training and out-of-market games for your favorite team.

"Eduardo Perez & Dani Wexelman will host a special MLB Network Radio broadcast from Astros Spring Training tomorrow in West Palm Beach. They will be on location interviewing executives, coaches and players, and the show will air nationwide on MLB Network Radio channel 4-5 p.m. CT" - brianmctaggart

An agreed-upon amount of games will be telecast because each MLB team has its own TV license inside its broadcast area. To watch your local marketing team, look for the regional sports network on which they broadcast games and check whether your standard pay-TV plan or a live TV streaming option carries that.

MLB Spring Training Streams to Watch the Cactus League and Grapefruit League

Four MLB Spring Training broadcasts are being shown on ESPN nationally this year. The four games will be live-streamed from Florida's Grapefruit League from February 27 to March 2, with coverage of each game starting at 1 p.m. ET/10 a.m. PT.

"Rays radio guys Andy Freed and Dave Wills reporting to spring training - and for their first broadcast today from Fort Myers" - TBTimes_Rays

Several cable TV bundles contain ESPN, a cable TV channel. It is also accessible via streaming services like Sling TV, YouTube TV, FuboTV, and Hulu with Live TV.

"ESPN will air four live MLB Spring Training games, with six more airing on ESPN+" - fangsbites

You can also watch spring training games on ESPN Plus, which you can subscribe to independently, as part of the Disney Bundle, or as a component of Hulu with Live TV.