Where To Watch Baseball In Sarasota This Season

Baseball season is back, and fans around Sarasota have plenty of ways to catch the action — whether that means watching the game at a local sports bar, heading to the ballpark or supporting youth baseball close to home.

Ready to get started? Here are a few ways to enjoy the season around Sarasota.

⚾ Where To Watch The Game In Sarasota

From neighborhood sports bars to casual pub-style restaurants, Sarasota has a few reliable places where fans can grab a bite, order a drink and keep up with the game.

Miller’s Ale House
Miller’s Ale House in Sarasota is built around sports viewing, with wall-to-wall TVs and a lively atmosphere that makes it an easy place to catch the game.

Gecko’s Grill & Pub
Gecko’s Hillview location in Sarasota’s Southside Village is a longtime local option for food, drinks and watching the game with friends.

⚾ From Local Fields To Nearby Ballparks

Fans around Sarasota also have a strong local option when it comes to seeing live baseball in person.

Ed Smith Stadium
Ed Smith Stadium is the Baltimore Orioles’ spring training home in Sarasota and remains one of the area’s best-known baseball destinations.

⚾ Baseball Close To Home

Local leagues and community programs help keep baseball active for young players around Sarasota.

Sarasota Little League
Sarasota Little League is a volunteer-run youth baseball organization serving players of different ages and skill levels in the community.

Twin Lakes Park
Sarasota Little League is based at Twin Lakes Park, a large local baseball hub with multiple fields and space for games and practices throughout the season.

However you follow the game — at a sports bar, at Ed Smith Stadium or from the stands at a local field — baseball season offers plenty of ways for fans around Sarasota to join in.

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