Paseo Verde Little League will play for a world championship Sunday when the Henderson team faces Curaçao in the Little League Baseball World Series championship game in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
Here’s how Las Vegas-area viewers can watch the game:
Paseo Verde (Henderson) vs. Pariba
What: Little League World Series championship game — Paseo Verde (Henderson, Nevada) vs. Pariba Little League (Curaçao)
When: Noon PT Sunday
Where: Lamade Stadium, South Williamsport, Pennsylvania
TV: ABC, including Las Vegas ABC affiliate KTNV-TV (Channel 13)
Streaming: ABC’s live stream and the ESPN app/ESPN.com with applicable access; Fubo also carries ABC in participating markets.
TV history
ABC has carried the Little League World Series championship game since 1963, and ESPN’s 2026 coverage concludes with Sunday’s championship game.
Who is Paseo Verde playing?
Paseo Verde will face Pariba Little League of Curaçao for the world championship.
Paseo Verde earned its spot in the title game by defeating West Side Little League of Hamilton, Ohio, 12-2 on Saturday to win the U.S. championship. Curaçao defeated Japan 4-0 earlier Saturday to win the international championship.
The championship will be the final game of the 2026 Little League World Series.
Paseo Verde, representing the Mountain Region, entered the tournament undefeated and will be seeking to become the first Nevada team to win the Little League World Series championship.
How to stream the game
Viewers without cable or satellite can stream the championship through ABC’s live stream with applicable access. The game also is available through participating live-TV streaming services, including Fubo.
ESPN said all 38 Little League World Series games in 2026 are being carried across ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC, with the championship game returning to ABC.
For Las Vegas viewers, KTNV Channel 13 is the local ABC affiliate. KTNV has also confirmed that Channel 13 is available to DirecTV customers.
What time is the Little League World Series championship?
The championship game is scheduled for noon PT Sunday at Howard J. Lamade Stadium.
The day’s schedule begins with the third-place game at 7 a.m. PT on ESPN. That game features the losers of Saturday’s U.S. and international championship games.
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