St. Louis Cardinals Spring Training: Schedule, Tickets, TV, and Radio Listings

The St. Louis Cardinals will look to bounce back from a disappointing end to their 2022 season. While the team dominated the National League Central Division for the bulk of the regular season, the team failed in the postseason, falling to the Philadelphia Phillies in the NL Wild Card.

Now, as Spring Training approaches, the Cardinals will not only be refocused and looking to improve upon last season, but they will also usher in a new era. After 19 seasons with the club, the St. Louis Cardinals said goodbye to club legend Yadier Molina, who retired at the end of the 2022 season. Willson Contreras was brought in to fill his shoes.

"'It feels like home.' Willson Contreras hasn't donned the Birds on the Bat yet at Busch. But he has worn that classic white jersey... only it wasn't his. It was a gift from Yadier Molina. And it fit just right. Here's the new #STLCards' catcher on why he's here." - Corey Miller

Contreras and the Cardinals will enter the 2023 MLB campaign as one of the World Series favorites from the National League. However, the team must first grind their way through Spring Training and the regular season.

The team will begin its preseason on Feb. 25 at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Florida, against the Washington Nationals. The game, which is slated to begin at 1:05 pm EST, will be the first of their 30 Spring Training games this year. Currently, on Vivid Seats, the cheapest available ticket for this game is $14 USD.

"Jupiter native and Cardinals All-Star pitcher Miles Mikolas grew up skipping school to attend Spring Training here, so playing in Jupiter never gets old @wpbf25news @JupiterWarriors @Jup_Baseball" - Yianni Kourakis

Ticket prices throughout the St. Louis Cardinals Spring Training vary from $10 to $40, prices will depend on their opponents, time of day, and day of the week.

The last game of Spring Training for the St. Louis Cardinals will take place on Monday, March 27, at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Florida, against the Baltimore Orioles. The cheapest ticket on Vivid Seats for that game is currently going for $39 USD.

How to watch the St. Louis Cardinals on television, streaming service, or radio

Fans will not need to worry about missing the St. Louis debut of Willson Contreras as several options are available to watch the games from anywhere in the country.

The Cardinals have announced that fans will be able to catch 29 of the club's 30 spring training contests on either Bally Sports Midwest, KMOX 1120 AM/Cardinals Radio Network affiliates, or streaming via the MLB app or cardinals.com.

MLB.TV will be broadcasting the games live throughout the country for free. While not every game will be broadcast, the majority of games will be available online or on the app.