Sunday brings the fifth annual Little Classic at Bowman Field in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, in which the Red Sox and Orioles will square off in an atmosphere that is, in a word, fun.
With all 20 Little League World Series teams on hand, the two MLB squads will wear Little League-inspired jerseys with nicknames on the back, continuing the tradition.
It's the first time AL East teams will square off in the game. Last year, the Guardians defeated the Angels 3-0.
Here's what to know about the 2022 Little League Classic between the Orioles and Red Sox.
MORE: Watch the Little League Classic live on fuboTV (free trial)
The 2022 Little League Classic will be held at 7:10 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 21 between the Orioles and Red Sox in an AL East showdown.
The Orioles and Red Sox are both ostensibly in the wild-card hunt, although they're two teams thought to be in different places. While the Red Sox had a confusing trade deadline and how they think of themselves isn't clear, the Orioles have quickly become one of the most beloved teams in baseball due to their underdog status.
ESPN will be providing the national television coverage of the game, with the broadcast being set up with the Sunday Night Baseball crew. Karl Ravech, David Cone and Eduardo Perez will be in the booth with Buster Olney on the sidelines.
Fans will have no shortage of streaming options, with the ability to watch it live on Watch ESPN, ESPN+, or fuboTV, the latter of which offers a free trial.
Since this game is airing on ESPN, there are a myriad of options to watch it.
The ESPN app works on multiple devices, including on desktop, Roku TV, Xbox, PlayStation, Amazon Fire Stick, and on multiple smart TVs. It does, however, require a cable login to watch it unless you're using ESPN+.
Alternatively, ESPN is part of fuboTV, a cord-cutting cable option.