The 2026 Little League World Series is set to begin later this month in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, with 20 teams competing for the championship title. The tournament will run from August 19 through August 30 and will feature 10 teams from the United States competing alongside 10 international squads. All participants are young players between the ages of 10 and 12.
For viewers without cable access, several streaming options are available to watch the competition at no cost. The games will be broadcast on ESPN, ESPN2, and ABC, and can be accessed through multiple live television streaming services. DirecTV, Fubo, and YouTube TV each offer free trial periods ranging from five to 21 days, allowing fans to watch the tournament without paying upfront. YouTube TV provides particularly lengthy trial options and discounted rates for new subscribers on select plans.
Those looking for a permanent solution without trials can consider Sling TV, which carries the necessary channels and offers packages starting at $34.99 per month. Each service provides access to all games throughout the tournament, giving viewers flexibility in choosing their preferred platform.
Originally reported by Rollingstone →
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