IMPORTANT, please respond: how/where do you consume your Brewers Spring Training coverage?

[wildcat2237]

I live in AZ and try to attend as many games as possible. I live in Tucson (about 2 hrs south of Phoenix), but I usually hit 3-5 games a year. 

I am one of the few that actually enjoys ST more than the regular season. Cant beat mid afternoon games in March in AZ. 

The JS used to send Haudricourt and Rosiak to AZ and they produced a decent blog/notebook. I followed that religiously. 

I have no idea if the JS sends anyone these days.  I refuse to deal with the paywall. 

I basically just get info now from Brewers.com and McCalvy. When I go to the parks I stop by guest relations and pick up any info. 

Count me in as someone who would eat up content here if it is professionally produced. 

For anyone in Wisconsin who has never attended Spring Training, It really really needs to go on your bucket list!

[Brock Beauchamp]

Does WTMJ send anyone to Arizona? Do they have on-site coverage outside of broadcasts?

[hawing]

I am pretty sure the JS still sends guys, or at least one of Rosiak or Curt Hogg, to Arizona.  This year it might have been just Rosiak, as Curt was barely on board.

I mostly follow them, McCalvy et al on Twitter, and spring training is the only time I can get live video at the library (rather than just live audio), so that's my time to shine with mlb dot tv.

If you're planning a big brewerfanatic splash for the ST opener, which in 2023 is also my birthday...that's so sweet of you! but not necessary. ?