The Yankees and Tigers will square off in the MLB Little League Classic on Sunday, August 18 at the Historic Bowman Field in Williamsport, PA.
The MLB Little League classic, which was launched in 2017, is a one of a kind event where major league teams compete in the presence of Little League Baseball World Series players and their families.
This is the first time either Yankees or Tigers are participating in the MLB Little League Classic.
Here is everything you need to know about Yankees vs. Tigers, including TV and streaming options for the game.
What channel is Yankees vs. Tigers on today?
- TV channel: ESPN, ESPN2
- Live stream: ESPN App, Fubo
Yankees vs. Tigers will air on ESPN nationally, with the traditional "Sunday Night Baseball" broadcast featuring Karl Ravech (play-by-play), Eduardo Pérez (analyst), five-time World Series Champion David Cone (analyst) and Buster Olney (sideline reporter) calling the game.
An alternate "KidsCast" broadcast will also be shown live on ESPN2 with Owen Heffron, Thomas Gamba and Pepper Persley.
Baseball fans can also stream the game on Fubo, which is currently offering a 7-day free trial. It does not require you to sign a contract or commit to an annual plan, so you can start or stop your service anytime.
Yankees vs. Tigers radio station
- National radio channel: SiriusXM
Fans can listen to Yankees vs. Tigers LIVE on SiriusXM, courtesy of channel 89 (Yankees) and channel 175 (Tigers).
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What time is the Yankees vs. Tigers Little League Classic?
- Date: Sunday, Aug. 18
- Time: 7:10 p.m. ET
First pitch of Yankees vs. Tigers is slated for 7:10 p.m. ET on Sunday, Aug. 18. The game will be played at Historic Bowman Field in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
How to live stream the 2024 Little League Classic
Since this game is airing on ESPN, there are a myriad of options to watch it.
The ESPN app works on multiple devices, including on desktop, Roku TV, Xbox, PlayStation, Amazon Fire Stick, and on multiple smart TVs. It does, however, require a cable login to watch it unless you're an ESPN+ subscriber.
Alternatively, ESPN is part of Fubo, a cord-cutting cable option.