Fans have accused ESPN of making a major blunder at the Little League World Series this year. The 2025 Little League World Series is underway. We're in Week 2 of the 20-team tournament, which features the 10 best American teams and the 10 best international teams.

The 2025 T-Mobile Little League Home Run Derby will occur on Thursday, Aug. 21, and will be broadcast on ESPN on Friday, Aug. 22.

Baseball and softball's brightest Little League stars compete Friday in the 2025 T-Mobile Home Run Derby Championship.

On Wednesday, Aug. 20, the eight remaining teams at the 2025 Little League World Series meet up for a pair of semifinal games and a pair of elimination games on the last day that will have four games taking place.

One familiar face — or voice, rather — isn't in Williamsport this year, as longtime ESPN commentator Julie Foudy is not on the air as the world's best youth baseball teams compete for a championship. Here's what you need to know about Foudy's absence from the tournament.

If they win, Fairfield National would advance to the Little League World Series Championship game on Sunday at 3 p.m. on ABC. If they lose, they will play Sunday at 10 a.m. in the third place game. No team from Connecticut has reached the World Championship game since Trumbull in 1989 which won the championship.

Little League teams from around the globe entered Williamsport, aiming to become the 2025 World Series champions, and the action continues on Saturday.

The eyes of the baseball world will be on Williamsport, Pennsylvania Sunday, not only because the best from the world of Little League will take the diamond in Lamade and Veteran's Stadiums, but because MLB presents its annual Little League Classic in prime time.

The Sioux Falls Little League baseball team returns to the field Aug. 20 for its fourth game of the Little League World Series.

Each June, hosts gather at the Little League International complex and randomly select one ball to determine which team they will host.

Little League World Series player Monica Arcuri criticized Shohei Ohtani during a broadcast, saying the Dodgers superstar was not "humble" following a negative encounter.