2026 Reds Spring Training Games: How to Watch Amid Changing TV and Streaming Options

Are you ready for some Reds baseball? Get excited, because the Cincinnati Reds are gearing up for the 2026 spring training season! While things may look a bit different this year, one thing remains the same – the Reds are ready to hit the field and show what they’ve got.

This year, the Reds have made some changes to their TV and streaming plans. They’ve ended their agreement with FanDuel Sports Network and have now partnered with Major League Baseball. That means you can catch all the Reds games on Reds.TV, a direct-to-consumer platform.

Wondering how to catch the Reds in action this spring? According to MLB.com, there will be 11 televised games on the schedule. From the team’s opener against the Cleveland Guardians to matchups against teams like the Brewers and Dodgers, there’s plenty of exciting baseball to watch.

And don’t worry about missing out on the action if you can’t make it to a TV. You can stream digitally on Reds.TV or watch on MLBTV and Netflix, depending on the game. Plus, if you love the radio broadcast, tune in to 700 WLW or WSAI-1360 to catch almost all of the Reds’ Cactus League games.

As for the broadcast team, familiar faces like John Sadak, Jeff Brantley, Chris Welsh, and Jim Day will be bringing you all the action. While Barry Larkin may not be part of the crew this spring, you can still expect top-notch coverage of the Reds games.

With rising stars like Hunter Greene, Elly De La Cruz, and Sal Stewart leading the charge, the Reds are gearing up for a season to remember. So mark your calendars, Reds fans, and get ready for some thrilling spring training games. Opening Day will be here before you know it!