Another MLB season is just around the corner and Sportsnet will have the Toronto Blue Jays spring training games covered across multiple platforms – all 30 games on either Sportsnet 590 The Fan or sportsnet.ca and 10 games on television. Coverage will include the last two pre-season games from the Olympic Stadium in Montreal.
On the TV side, Buck Martinez, Pat Tabler and Joe Siddall will be in the broadcast booth and Jamie Campbell and Gregg Zaun hosting two special editions of Jays Central in Montreal. In the radio booth, Jerry Howarth, Joe Siddall and Mike Wilner will call the action. Jeff Blair will broadcast his show from Dunedin the week of March 16.
For the 57 of you who are able to get the MLB Network, you can find a list of the 200-ish games they will be showing during spring training here.
Full Jays spring training schedule is below. All times are ET.
Tue, March 3, Pittsburgh Pirates, 1pm (Sportsnet E/O/W/P; sportsnet.ca)
Wed, March 4, Pittsburgh Pirates, 1pm (sportsnet.ca)
Thu, March 5, Baltimore Orioles, 7pm (Sportsnet 590)
Fri, March 6, Baltimore Orioles, 1pm (sportsnet.ca)
Sat, March 7, Philadelphia Phillies, 1pm (Sportsnet 590)
Sun, March 8, Pittsburgh Pirates, 1pm (Sportsnet E/O/P; Sportsnet 590; Sportsnet 960)
Mon, March 9, Houston Astros, 1pm (sportsnet.ca)
Tue, March 10, Minnesota Twins, 1pm (sportsnet.ca)
Wed, March 11, Baltimore Orioles, 1pm (sportsnet.ca)
Thu, March 12, Tampa Bay Rays, 1pm (sportsnet.ca)
Fri, March 13, Baltimore Orioles, 1pm (Sportsnet E/O/W/P; sportsnet.ca)
Sat, March 14, New York Yankees, 1pm (Sportsnet E/O/W/P; Sportsnet 590)
Sun, March 15, Canadian Junior National Team, 1pm (Sportsnet 590; Sportsnet 960)
Tue, March 17, New York Yankees, 7pm (Sportsnet 590)
Wed, March 18, Tampa Bay Rays, 1pm (Sportsnet 590)
Thu, March 19, Boston Red Sox, 1pm (Sportsnet 590)
Fri, March 20, Tampa Bay Rays, 1pm (Sportsnet 590)
Sat, March 21, Philadelphia Phillies, 1pm (Sportsnet 590)
Sun, March 22, Tampa Bay Rays, 1pm (Sportsnet E/O/W/P; Sportsnet 590)
Tue, March 24, Minnesota Twins, 1pm (sportsnet.ca)
Wed, March 25, Baltimore Orioles, 1pm (sportsnet.ca)
Thu, March 26, Philadelphia Phillies, 1pm (sportsnet.ca)
Fri, March 27, Detroit Tigers, 1pm (Sportsnet E/O/P; sportsnet.ca)
Sat, March 28, Atlanta Braves, 1pm (Sportsnet E/O/W/P; Sportsnet 590)
Sun, March 29, Baltimore Orioles, 1pm (Sportsnet E/O/W/P; Sportsnet 590; Sportsnet 960)
Mon, March 30, Houston Astros, 6pm (sportsnet.ca)
Tue, March 31, Philadelphia Phillies, 1pm (sportsnet.ca)
Wed, April 1, Boston Red Sox, 1pm (sportsnet.ca)
Fri, April 3, Cincinnati Reds, 7pm (Sportsnet E/O/W/P; Sportsnet 590)
Sat, April 4, Cincinnati Reds, 1pm (Sportsnet E/O/W/One; Sportsnet 590)
A Rouge Point 
When the hell is the MLB Network going to be available to non Rogers customers? This is going on what, 3 years now? What a friggin joke!!
Who is Joe Siddall? Will Sportsnet be picking up any non blue Jays in spring training? Also is TSN still doing the ESPN games this year?
Siddall was there all of last season, he mostly does color on the radio side, and whenever Buck or Tabler are away he slides into the TV broadcast. He had a very short cup of coffee in the Bigs and was not very good. He also frequently appears on various radio shows on the FAN590. TSN (like last year, pretty much the same) will have Monday & Wed night games of the week (from ESPN), along with the Sunday Night GOTW with Dan Shulman, John Kruk & Curt Schilling. I’m more interested in whether any other Cable or Satellite providers besides Rogers will be adding MLB Network, like I said in my earlier post, this has been in Canada now for 3 years and still nothing available on either Bell or Shaw Direct, which really sucks.