Little League World Series Adjusts Schedule Amid Severe Weather Forecast The 2026 Little League Baseball World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, will see its schedule revised to address the anticipated impact of severe weather, according to Little League® International. The decision, made after consultations with meteorological experts, aims to ensure the safety of players, fans, and teams while maintaining competitive balance and minimizing disruptions to the event’s critical final stages. The adjustment to the schedule, which includes changes to game times in Eastern Time, reflects the organization’s commitment to prioritizing the well-being of participants and spectators. Dan Velte, Little League’s Vice President of Operations and International Tournament Director, emphasized the importance of the revised plan in a statement. “As we approach the conclusion of the Little League Baseball World Series, these children and teams are preparing for some of the biggest moments of their young lives,” Velte said. “We want to do everything we can to provide a playing environment that maintains competitive balance and minimizes disruptions to their game-day experience.” The decision to alter the schedule was described as a proactive measure to reduce the risk of weather-related interruptions. Velte acknowledged the cooperation of teams, fans, and broadcast partners, particularly ESPN, which continues to cover the event. “We’re grateful to our teams for their understanding and flexibility, as well as to our broadcast partners for bringing the excitement of the World Series to millions of fans,” he added. The revised schedule will take effect for all remaining games, with updated times and details provided through official channels.#espn #little_league_world_series #williamsport_pennsylvania #dan_velte #little_league_international
