Okay, I found this old Press Release on the brewers website. In their defense, they never said the games would be free: "The Milwaukee Brewers will audio webcast 19 Cactus League games from Arizona on www.milwaukeebrewers.com, a first in team history, it was announced today by Executive Vice President - Business Operations, Rick Schlesinger. Starting with the Brewers Cactus League opener on March 4 against the Seattle Mariners, Brewers television voice Daron Sutton will bring all of the exciting Cactus League action to fans around the world. He will be joined by his television broadcast partner, Bill Schroeder, for part of the schedule as well as special guests throughout the spring. Fans will be able hear the games by going to the Brewers website where they can click on the link that will be provided. This will mark the first time in team history that the Brewers have offered spring training games over the web. "By webcasting the games, we will be able to provide Brewers fans everywhere with the most up-to-date information on the club as it develops in spring training," said Schlesinger. "This is the first time in Brewers history that this service will be available and we are excited to be able to offer it to our fans." The Brewers are one of four teams that will webcast spring games in 2005 joining the Oakland Athletics, Philadelphia Phillies and Toronto Blue Jays. In addition to the webcast schedule, the Brewers will also be heard on over-the-air radio on WTMJ (620 AM) and the statewide radio network for nine spring training games with Bob Uecker and Jim Powell calling the action." Spring Training should be free!! Free Free webcasts of Spring Training!!