The FSU baseball team and Jacksonville Dolphins will play two exhibitions on Friday at Dick Howser Stadium. Both games will be six innings long as the Seminoles prepare for the 2027 season.

It will be FSU's first two exhibitions of the season after they were forced to cancel last week's game against the Auburn Tigers in Pensacola due to Hurricane Isaias. They will also play two six-inning games against the North Florida Ospreys on Saturday before playing the USF Bulls on Oct. 24 in Clearwater before ending its fall season on Friday, Oct. 30, with its annual Garnet & Gold All-Star Game.

FSU head coach Link Jarrett once again retooled the roster over the offseason, adding nine transfers, eight freshmen, and five junior college transfers. The group will look to supplement a returning core that features outfielders John Stuetzer and Brody DeLamielleure, infielders Jace Estes and Cal Fisher, and pitchers John Abraham, Chris Knier, and Payton Manca.

FSU went 40-19 last season and 29-6 at home, getting eliminated in the Tallahassee Regional. Jacksonville went 30-25, with the Seminoles winning all three of their meetings during the regular season.

Here's where to watch FSU vs. Jacksonville on Friday, including TV channel, time, streaming information, and pitching matchup.

Where to watch the FSU baseball vs. Jacksonville game today?

Neither exhibition game between FSU and Jacksonville will be broadcast nationally, but the first game will be streamed live on ESPN+. Ariya Massoudi and Chris Chavez will call the game from the booth at Dick Howser Stadium with Ansley Barr reporting.

What time does FSU baseball play today?

The first exhibition game between FSU and Jacksonville is set to start at 5 p.m. ET at Dick Howser Stadium in Tallahassee, Florida. Each game will be six innings, with only the first game being livestreamed. FSU is 143-44 all-time against Jacksonville, winning the past 10 meetings.

FSU vs. Jacksonville pitching matchup

FSU is expecting to use the "bulk" of its pitchers during the four exhibitions on Friday and Saturday, Jarrett said on Thursday. It will be the first chance for FSU fans to watch Suchy, who spent last season at UConn and was arguably the top pitcher in the transfer portal.