mlb.com ,scout.com,espn ,etc... the thing about spring training is to get the radio package or tv package from mlb because you can never be sure if a team is going to field a second string lineup. The first few minutes before the game can tell you everything about a spring training game. good luck shotput
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Here is an example of how I do it.
Cards host the Dodgers today in Jupiter.
So I go to the Cards team website, and look for the recent Cards Notes. At the very bottom there is a section for "up next" or "coming up" and it gives the info there. Today its Ponson for the Birds and Penny for LA. Also listed are the other pitchers scheduled for STL (Wainright, Looper, and Benes). Here is the link for what I am talking about:
http://stlouis.cardinals.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/news/article.jsp?ymd=20060324&content_id=1361442&vkey=spt2006news&fext=.jsp&c_id=stl
This is the same for every team in baseball...just go to their site and look at the most recent team notes.
If the info is not there, just go to the box score recap from the previous game and they always list what's on tap for the next game with the pitchers.
Here is an example of how I do it.
Cards host the Dodgers today in Jupiter.
So I go to the Cards team website, and look for the recent Cards Notes. At the very bottom there is a section for "up next" or "coming up" and it gives the info there. Today its Ponson for the Birds and Penny for LA. Also listed are the other pitchers scheduled for STL (Wainright, Looper, and Benes). Here is the link for what I am talking about:
http://stlouis.cardinals.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/news/article.jsp?ymd=20060324&content_id=1361442&vkey=spt2006news&fext=.jsp&c_id=stl
This is the same for every team in baseball...just go to their site and look at the most recent team notes.
If the info is not there, just go to the box score recap from the previous game and they always list what's on tap for the next game with the pitchers.
