Little League World Series 2013 Live Stream: Where and When to Watch

The best young talents in baseball will take the stage starting Thursday, Aug. 15, in the 2013 Little League World Series and there are plenty of ways to tune in and catch all of the exciting action.

For those who can't make it out to Williamsport, Pa., to watch it all unfold firsthand, ESPN has you covered with its live streaming throughout the entirety of the tournament on WatchESPN.

That's not the only way you can keep up with the action if you're away from a television. Little League World Series has partnered with GameChanger to bring fans live stats and scoring updates. 

Let's take a look at when and where you can catch the action from Williamsport.

Live Stream

All games will be available on live stream via WatchESPN.

Complete Little League World Series Schedule

Game	Date	Matchup	Time (ET)	Field	TV
1	Thurs., Aug. 15	Latin America vs. Caribbean	1 p.m.	Volunteer	ESPN
2	Thurs., Aug. 15	Southwest vs. Northwest	3 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN
3	Thurs., Aug. 15	Australia vs. Mexico	5 p.m.	Volunteer	ESPN2
4	Thurs., Aug. 15	Southeast vs. New England	7 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN2
5	Fri., Aug. 16	Asia-Pacific vs. Canada	1 p.m.	Volunteer	ESPN
6	Fri., Aug. 16	West vs. Great Lakes	3 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN
7	Fri., Aug. 16	Japan vs. Europe-Africa	5 p.m.	Volunteer	ESPN2
8	Fri., Aug. 16	Mid-Atlantic vs. Midwest	8 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN
9	Sat., Aug. 17	Loser G1 vs. Loser G3	12 p.m.	Volunteer	ESPN
10	Sat., Aug. 17	Loser G2 vs. Loser G4	3 p.m.	Lamade	ABC
11	Sat., Aug. 17	Loser G5 vs. Loser G7	6 p.m.	Volunteer	ESPN
12	Sat., Aug. 17	Loser G6 vs. Loser G8	8 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN
13	Sun., Aug. 18	Winner G1 vs. Winner G3	12 p.m.	Volunteer	ESPN2
14	Sun., Aug. 18	Winner G2 vs. Winner G4	2 p.m.	Lamade	ABC
15	Sun., Aug. 18	Winner G6 vs. Winner G8	5 p.m.	Volunteer	ESPN
16	Sun., Aug. 18	Winner G5 vs. Winner 67	7 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN2
A	Mon., Aug. 19	Loser G9 vs. Loser G10	12 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN2
17	Mon., Aug. 19	Loser G16 vs. Winner G9	2 p.m.	Volunteer	ESPN
18	Mon., Aug. 19	Loser G15 vs. Winner G10	4 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN
19	Mon., Aug. 19	Loser G13 vs. Winner G11	6 p.m.	Volunteer	ESPN2
20	Mon., Aug. 19	Loser G14 vs. Winner G12	8 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN2
B	Tues., Aug. 20	Loser G11 vs. Loser G12	1 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN
21	Tues., Aug. 20	Winner G17 vs. Winner G19	4 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN
22	Tues., Aug. 20	Winner G18 vs. Winner G20	8 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN2
23	Wed., Aug. 21	Winner G13 vs. Winner G16	4 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN
24	Wed., Aug. 21	Winner G14 vs. Winner G15	8 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN
25	Thurs., Aug. 22	Winner G21 vs. Loser G23	4 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN
26	Thurs., Aug. 22	Winner G22 vs. Loser G24	8 p.m.	Lamade	ESPN2
27	Sat., Aug. 24	International Championship	12:30 p.m.	Lamade	ABC
28	Sat., Aug. 24	U.S. Championship	3:30 p.m.	Lamade	ABC
29	Sun., Aug. 25	Third Place Game	11 a.m.	Lamade	ESPN
30	Sun., Aug. 25	LLWS Championship	3 p.m.	Lamade	ABC

* Schedule courtesy of Little League World Series and GameChanger

Early Games to Watch

South Nashville LL (Tenn.) vs. Westport LL (Conn.): Thurs., Aug. 15, 7 p.m. (ET), ESPN2

Goodlettsville, Tenn., is representing the Southeast region again in 2013 after making it to the LLWS championship just one year ago and they look ready to take care of some unfinished business. The Southeast champ, which ultimately represented the U.S. against Japan in the championship, wound up losing, 12-2, in the decisive game. 

The boys from Westport, Conn., are representing New England and will stand in the way of the Southeast and an easy walk into the winner's bracket.

If Connecticut was to make an improbable run to the championship, it would be the first team from that state to win it all since 1989 when Trumbull, Conn., took the World Series title behind a five-hit pitching performance from eventual NHL standout Chris Drury (via LittleLeague.org). 

Big bats are all over the place in each of these lineups. It wouldn't be surprising to see this one turn into a barnburner. 

Newark National LL (Del.) vs. Urbandale LL (Iowa): Fri., Aug. 16, 8 p.m. (ET), ESPN

The Mid-Atlantic region was won by Newark, Del., in stunning and surprising fashion. The squad hopes to continue that run into its opener against the Midwest champs from Urbandale, Iowa.

Newark became just the second team from Delaware to ever make it to Williamsport by way of a blistering offense that scored 38 runs in just four games, according to the Little League's official website. 

However, their pitching was what got them past top-seeded Lionville, Penn., in a convincing 8-2 win to clinch a berth at Williamsport.

Urbandale has have shown grit and toughness in battling through plenty of close games in its regional qualifying.

Statistics and information courtesy of LittleLeague.org, unless otherwise noted.