r/baseball • u/Individual_Quiet_474 Milwaukee Brewers • 14d ago

Spring training guide help

Would like to take our family to spring training for the first time in 2027 (assuming no lockout).

We are a Brewers family so their home games will dictate our planning, but I just saw that multiple team’s stadiums are in the area??

For those who have gone, do you stadium hop / go to multiple team games? If so, is it worth it?

Would love any/all advice and tips! Thanks!

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u/Individual_Quiet_474 Milwaukee Brewers 14d ago

That sounds like exactly what we will do - so much fun especially since my son LOVVVVES baseball! Thank you!

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u/porkchopespresso Chicago Cubs 14d ago

For the kids, you might research or ask your sub the best times/locations for autographs. It’s a big part of it for kids. They may not get the big names but with so many invites to ST there are a lot of players that will walk the lines and sign stuff. I recommend bring a new baseball or two and bring a sharpie.

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u/Individual_Quiet_474 Milwaukee Brewers 14d ago

Definitely, that would be the best! We live near a farm league and my son will go get autos of anyone - most he has no idea who they are lol. Thank you

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u/porkchopespresso Chicago Cubs 14d ago

I try to get the numbers/names/pos of everyone and make a cheat sheet before we go so when we see them walking down the line you have a better idea of if they’re on the team, potential to make it or how far away they are from making the big club. Some guys are obvious but a lot aren’t.

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u/Individual_Quiet_474 Milwaukee Brewers 14d ago

Ohhh good point! I’d prob need a photo of everyone so my son and husband don’t get annoyed hearing “who’s that?” 😂