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The New York Mets ended their 2024 season with an 89-73 record, making the playoffs but falling short of the World Series. It’s 2025 and a new year for the Mets, so learn how to watch the New York Mets MLB spring training before the regular season starts.
Where to Stream New York Mets Spring Training
While most of the New York Mets spring training games will be on either SNY or WPIX, you can still enjoy the preseason with MLB Network, MLB TV, and ESPN. These channels are available on cable or these streaming services below:
| Streaming Service | Price (monthly) | Free Trial? |
|---|---|---|
| FuboTV | $79.99+ | Yes (7 days) |
| Hulu + Live TVÂ | $81.99+ | Yes (3 days) |
| ESPN+ | $11.99 | No |
Watch Mets Spring Training on FuboTV
The hub for all things sports, FuboTV provides access to MLB spring training with the Mets. With ESPN and WPIX, you can watch nearly every Mets preseason game. Note that FuboTV doesn’t have SNY to watch the Mets. FuboTV has three subscription tiers: Essential, Pro, and Elite, starting at $79.99/month. New subscribers can receive a seven-day free trial.Â
Watch Mets Spring Training on Hulu + Live TV
Combine your favorite on-demand content with live sports on Hulu + Live TV. While it does not have WPIX, Hulu + Live TV does have SNY, ESPN, and MLB Network for spring training games. The service provides over 90 live channels, starting at $81.99/month. Subscribers can also bundle with Disney+ and ESPN+ for more streamable content.Â
Watch Mets Spring Training on ESPN+
Filled with sporting events all year, ESPN+ also has some MLB spring training games. While it doesn’t have channels like cable or streaming services, ESPN+ has several exclusive sports-related shows and rewinds you won’t find anywhere else. A subscription costs $11.99/month, an affordable way to watch the Mets all season.Â
New York Mets Spring Training Schedule
- 2/22: Mets vs. Astros @ 1:10 pm ET
- 2/23: Mets vs. Nationals @ 1:05 pm ET
- 2/23: Mets vs. Marlins @ 1:10 pm ET
- 2/24: Mets vs. Cardinals @ 1:05 pm ET
- 2/25: Mets vs. Astros @ 1:05 pm ET
- 2/26: Mets vs. Marlins @ 1:10 pm ET
- 2/27: Mets vs. Astros @ 1:10 pm ET
- 2/28: Mets vs. Nationals @ 1:10 pm ET
- 3/1: Mets vs. Rays @ 1:05 pm ET
- 3/2: Mets vs. Red Sox @ 1:05 pm ET
- 3/3: Mets vs. Marlins @ 6:10 pm ET
- 3/4: Mets vs. Cardinals @ 1:05 pm ET
- 3/6: Mets vs. Astros @ 6:10 pm ET
- 3/7: Mets vs. Nationals @ 6:05 pm ET
- 3/8: Mets vs. Marlins @ 6:40 pm ET
- 3/9: Mets vs. Nationals @ 1:10 pm ET
- 3/10: Mets vs. Cardinals @ 6:10 pm ET
- 3/11: Mets vs. Astros @ 1:05 pm ET
- 3/12: Mets vs. Cardinals @ 1:05 pm ET
- 3/13: Mets vs. Red Sox @ 1:10 pm ET
- 3/14: Mets vs. Cardinals @ 6:10 pm ET
- 3/15: Mets vs. Nationals @ 6:05 pm ET
- 3/16: Mets vs. Astros @ 1:10 pm ET
- 3/17: Mets vs. Rays @ 1:10 pm ET
- 3/17: Mets vs. Marlins @ 1:10 pm ET
- 3/19: Mets vs. Astros @ 6:05 pm ET
- 3/20: Mets vs. Nationals @ 6:05 pm ET
- 3/21: Mets vs. Cardinals @ 1:10 pm ET
- 3/22: Mets vs. Nationals @ 1:10 pm ET
- 3/23: Mets vs. Marlins @ 1:10 pm ET
- 3/24: Mets vs. Yankees @ 1:10 pm ET
FAQs
The Mets have spring training at Clover Park in Port St. Lucie, Florida before returning to New York for the regular season.Â
MLB spring training is a period of practice and exhibition games before the regular season. It allows new players to try out for the team and established players to get back in shape before the regular season starts.Â
Yes, Mets spring training practices are open to the public for free. The workouts are at Clover Park on the back fields, generally from mid-morning to around 1 pm ET.Â
MLB Network has the widest variety of spring training games, with each team having its own regional sports network broadcasting, too.Â
The New York Mets last won the World Series in 1969 against the Baltimore Orioles with a series score of 4-1.
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