How to Watch Little League Baseball World Series on August 25 | Channel, Stream, Preview
There are only a few days left in Williamsport as only a select group of teams remain in the Little League Baseball World Series. With two teams already having their tickets booked for the semi-finals, Thursday’s two games will determine who joins them in the International and United States brackets.
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Texas (3-1) vs. Tennessee (3-1)
- Time: 7 p.m. ET
- Where: Lamade Stadium (South Williamsport, Pa.)
- Channel: ESPN
- Electricity: DirecTV Stream, FuboTV, Sling
The winner of this game meets Hawaii in the US final on Saturday.
Tennessee felt good coming into their meeting with the Honolulu team on Wednesday. However, the Nolensville force received a reality check and fell prey to Hawaiian offensive firepower. After giving up five runs in the opening inning, the Southeast team could only muster a small offense but failed to hold back Hawaii, eventually losing 0-13.
The Pearland, Texas team survives and evolves. After falling to Hawaii on Sunday, Texas beat Iowa and Pennsylvania to make it through Thursday. Against the mid-Atlantic team, Texas and Pennsylvania each scored three runs in the first inning before scoring three unanswered goals to take the lead. Add in a few insurance runs and the Southwest squad could take home an 8-4 win.
- Check out the Little League Baseball World Series DirectTV stream
Curaçao (3-1) vs. Mexico (2-1)
- Time: 3 p.m. ET
- Where: Lamade Stadium (South Williamsport, Pa.)
- Channel: ESPN
- Electricity: DirecTV Stream, FuboTV, Sling
Whoever emerges victorious will face unbeaten Chinese Taipei in Saturday’s International Championship.
Mexico came into Wednesday after looking good with their two wins. Despite some hits in the encounter with Chinese Taipei after the teams traded runs in the first innings, Mexico couldn’t scratch the scoreboard for the rest of the game, giving up runs late en route to a 5-2. 1 loss. Miguel Padilla scored the only run for the Mexico team, batting 2-2 in the game.
Like Texas, the Curacao team has bounced back with a couple of wins to stay alive in the World Series thanks to Wednesday’s second win over Nicaragua. By the second inning, the team from the Caribbean was able to take a 5-0 lead, which ultimately led to a 7-2 win. Davey-Jay Rijke showed he can make it on the mound and the batter’s box by scoring two runs and a drive-in at 3-4 on the dish.
For the full LLBWS schedule and results, visit LittleLeague.org