How to Watch Angels Spring Training Games in 2024
The Los Angeles Angels are just 11 days away from their first spring training game in 2024, when they host the Los Angeles Dodgers on February 24.
With this date right around the corner, the Angels released the broadcast schedule for fans to tune in to all the games. The games will primarily air on Bally Sports West and the Bally Sports app. On days were there are split squad games — February 26, March 6 and March 20 — the home game will be broadcast. KLAA AM830 will provide the main radio coverage of the games, via MLB.com.
There will be games airing almost every day from February 24 through March 26, except for March 12 and March 21, giving fans plenty to watch prior to their opening game at the Baltimore Orioles on March 28.
In the meantime, the Angels will get ready for this first spring training game with pitchers and catchers reporting on February 14, and the first full-squad practice taking place on February 19.
Full Press Release from Angels:
ANAHEIM – The Los Angeles Angels, Bally Sports West and KLAA AM830, today announced the Angels 2024 Cactus League telecast schedule featuring 30 games available on Bally Sports West as well as the Bally Sports app. In addition to games airing on Bally Sports West, KLAA AM830 will deliver game coverage for all games on the schedule. For split squad dates (Feb. 25, March 6 & 20), the home games will be featured on the broadcasts.
Bally Sports West’s Angels Spring Training telecasts from Tempe, AZ will feature Angels play-by-play announcer Terry Smith who will rotate with Wayne Randazzo, Patrick O’Neal and AM830’s Trent Rush. Similarly, Mark Gubicza, Bobby Valentine, Tim Salmon, and Denny Hocking will split time providing analysis. Angels in-game reporter Erica Weston will contribute reports, rotating with Rush.
When the Angels return home to Southern California for the “Freeway Series” exhibition games, Gubicza will be joined by Randazzo for all three game telecasts, with Mark Langston joining his longtime play-by-play partner Terry Smith on radio. Each of the three exhibition games on TV will be bookended by “Angels Live” pre- and postgame coverage featuring Weston along with O’Neal and Gubicza.
