How to watch Staten Island-Florida in the Little League World Series for free

After a 4-0 win over the Great Lakes Region on Sunday morning, the Staten Island little league team representing the Metro Region in the Little League World Series will play again today to advance in the tournament.

Today, though, they’ll play a night game in Williamsport, PA, but according to manager Bob Laterza, that’s no problem. He told The Post, “If we could move that to 9 p.m. instead of 7 p.m. we’d be very appreciative. We love night games. We’re a night team.”

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They’ll take on the team from Lake Mary, Florida, who lost to Boerne, Texas last night. Staten Island, however, is on a hot streak.

In games against South Dakota and Illinois this past weekend, the offense lit up; Dylan DeGaeta and Nicholas McLean are both hitting .667 and are 4-for-6 through the first three games of the tournament.

The pitching has been solid, too. Vincent Ruggiero and Jake Romero allowed a combined three runs over two games this weekend.

It’s a win-or-go-home situation for Staten Island tonight, and you can tune into the game on ESPN.

Staten Island vs. Florida time: What time is Staten Island’s next game in the Little League World Series?

Staten Island takes on Florida at the Little League World Series today, August 20, at 7:00 p.m. ET.

What channel is Staten Island vs. Florida on?

Tonight’s Staten Island vs. Florida Little League World Series game is airing on ESPN. If you have cable, all you’ll have to do to tune in is flip the channel over to ESPN at 7:00 p.m. ET. You can also stream the game on ESPN’s website or app by signing in with your cable subscription log-in.

How to watch Staten Island vs. Florida for free:

If you don’t have cable, the best way to tune into Staten Island vs. Florida in the Little League World Series is with a live TV streaming service that offers a free trial.

Our favorite is DIRECTV Stream, which comes with ESPN and offers a five-day free trial. After the trial ends, you’ll get the Entertainment plan at its lowest price ever — $49.99/month for your first three months.

Other ways to stream Staten Island vs. Florida:

You can also watch Staten Island in the Little League World Series with a subscription to ESPN+. ESPN+ will stream this game — and the rest of the Little League World Series — live. A subscription costs $10.99/month.

You can also get ESPN+ as part of the Disney Bundle with Disney+ and Hulu. With ads, the bundle costs $14.99/month, and without ads, it’s $24.99/month.

Staten Island Little League World Series roster:

The Staten Island roster is made up of the team from South Shore Little League.

• Joe Iraci (#2 – 2B/SS/P)
• Chace Curro (#3 – CF/1B/P)
• Jason Rocchio (#5 – 2B/OF)
• Dean Scarangelo (#7 – IF/C/RF)
• Jake Romero (#8 – P/RF/1B)
• Nicholas McLean (#9 – LF)
• Vincent Ruggerio (#10 – 3B/P)
• Peter Giacco (#12 – C)
• Alex Torres (#13 – SS/P)
• Zach Weiss (#18 – 3B/P/1B)
• Dylan DeGaeta (#19 – RF/1B)
• Stephen Grippo (#21 – P/1B)

Little League World Series schedule:

All four quadrants of the bracket still have games remaining before the semifinals and finals can take place. On Saturday, August 24, the international bracket championship game will be followed by the United States side; the winners of both those games will play in the Little League World Series championship game on Sunday, August 25 at 3:00 p.m. ET.

A consolation third-place game is also set for Sunday at 10:00 a.m. ET.

Two exhibition events will also take place throughout the week. First, on August 22, players will have an opportunity to show off during the Little League Home Run Derby. On Saturday, August 24, teams from Manalapan, New Jersey, and Mission Viejo, California will play in the Little League Challenger exhibition game.

Little League World Series bracket:

The Staten Island team, representing the Metro Region, is playing in the elimination bracket on the United States side after going 2-1 in the double elimination games.

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