How to watch LLWS Home Run Derby: Time, TV channel, live stream for Little League World Series showcase

Kevin Skiver

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One of, if not the, most popular event during MLB All-Star Weekend is the Home Run Derby, so in 2019, organizers of the Little League World Series figured "Why not us?"

The Little League Home Run Derby has become a fixture of the LLWS, as it comes into its fifth season and its third at Volunteer Stadium in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. The Region finals this year were held at T-Mobile Park in Seattle and Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City.

“On behalf of all of us at Little League International, I want to congratulate all of the participants who signed up and competed at their local leagues this year, and we look forward to welcoming these 16 finalists to Williamsport to be a part of the World Series experience and compete for a chance to be crowned Home Run Derby champion," said Stephen D. Keener, Little League President and CEO in a release.

MORE: Watch the Little League World Series live with Fubo (free trial)

The finals will be played on Thursday, Aug. 24 and air Friday, Aug. 25 on ESPN. There are two divisions: softball and baseball.

How to watch the Little League Home Run Derby

  • Date: Friday, Aug. 25
  • Time: 7 p.m. ET
  • TV channel: ESPN

The Little League Home Run Derby will be broadcast the day after the live event on ESPN on Friday, Aug. 25 from Volunteer Stadium in Williamsport.

How to stream the Little League Home Run Derby

  • Date: Friday, Aug. 25
  • Time: 7 p.m. ET
  • Stream: Fubo, Watch ESPN

Viewers can stream the Little League Home Run Derby via Fubo, which carries ESPN and offers a free trial. Watch ESPN also will stream the event. 

Little League Home Run Derby finalists

Softball Division

PlayerRegionLittle League (State)
Brianna DeLimaEast RegionToms River (New Jersey)
Mallory DurhamEast RegionCoeburn (Virginia)
Hannah HaxtonWest RegionJohnston (Iowa)
Hadlee HoltWest RegionEnterprise (Utah)
Reese MatterWest RegionWashoe (Nevada)
Sophia O'NealEast RegionMallard Creek (North Carolina)
Karolina CruzWest RegionSanta Fe (New Mexico)
Reagan WeaverEast RegionsKeystone (Pennsylvania)

Baseball Division

PlayerRegionLittle League (State)
Landon BonoEast RegionLake Mary (Florida)
Avery BraceEast RegionMountain Top (Pennsylvania)
Ricardo GabautWest RegionPacwest (Washington)
Aiden KeehanWest RegionMountain Ridge (Nevada)
LeBron JonesWest RegionSammamish (Washington)
Ronin McCreaWest Region4S Ranch (California)
Austin PattiEast RegionMonroe (Connecticut)
Tony PescatelloEast RegionFairfax (Virginia)

Kevin Skiver

Kevin Skiver has been a content producer at Sporting News since 2021. He previously worked at CBS Sports as a trending topics writer, and now writes various pieces on MLB, the NFL, the NBA, and college sports. He enjoys hiking and eating, not necessarily in that order.