Baseball is a kid's game. During the day today, big leaguers from the Mariners and Mets will enjoy watching kids play in Little League World Series games in Williamsport, Pa. That evening, those kids

The Mets offense continued its tear, piling up 14 hits in a 7-3 win over the Mariners in front of a energetic crowd in Sunday's Little League Classic.

The eyes of the baseball world will be on Williamsport, Pennsylvania Sunday, not only because the best from the world of Little League will take the diamond in Lamade and Veteran's Stadiums, but because MLB presents its annual Little League Classic in prime time.

The Mets will visit the Little League Complex to interact with players and watch their games on Sunday before playing the Mariners.

Canadian Little Leaguer Misha Lee dissed the Mets star when asked which Major League player he wanted to meet - or get an autograph from - at the Little League Classic. After another player said he wanted to meet Soto, Lee didn’t hold back. “Eh, he’s kinda overrated,” Lee said. “He’s alright....Cal Raleigh”

It’s one of the most intense, grueling, and systematic renovations that take place each year. Playing home to the Williamsport Crosscutters for the vast majority of the summer, a two week home break in the Cutters’ schedule is required to complete renovations and improvements for the annual Little League Classic this month.

The 2025 Little League World Series is in full swing and on Monday, Aug. 18, there are four more games set to take place in Williamsport, Pa., all featuring squads that are undefeated so far.

The Little League Classic between the New York Mets and Seattle Mariners took place on Sunday night. Since the foundation of the game eight years ago, it has become a cornerstone of the MLB schedule. Commissioner Rob Manfred was there, and he spoke with ESPN about potential MLB realignment and expansion that could be on the horizon.