BALLY SPORTS TO BROADCAST 2024 CARIBBEAN SERIES BASEBALL TOURNAMENT LIVE FROM MIAMI
MIAMI – Baseball season is heating up early for fans across Florida, as Bally Sports, in partnership with the Miami Marlins, announced it will broadcast the entire 2024 Caribbean Series (Serie del Caribe). All 25 games in the international tournament to be held Feb. 1-9 at loanDepot park will air on Bally Sports Florida or Bally Sports Sun and stream live in the Bally Sports app with English-language commentary.
The event’s field features teams that won the championship in their respective winter league, representing the Caribbean Professional Baseball Confederation nations (Dominican Republic, Mexico, Puerto Rico and Venezuela) plus teams from Curaçao, Panama and Nicaragua.
The schedule features three games each day (10:30 a.m., 3:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.) from Thursday, Feb. 1 through Wednesday, Feb. 7. The four teams with the best records after round-robin play will advance to the two semifinal games on Thursday, Feb. 8, with the championship and third-place game set for Friday, Feb. 9.
With a rich history dating back to 1949, the Caribbean Series is an annual winter league championship tournament sanctioned by Major League Baseball. This marks the first time it will be held at an MLB venue and it comes a year after loanDepot park hosted three rounds of the thrilling 2023 World Baseball Classic.
Dominican champion Tigres del Licey looks to defend its Caribbean Series title after winning the event for a record 12th time last winter.
Teams participating in this year’s Caribbean Series:
- Curaçao Suns (Curaçao)
- Tigres del Licey (Dominican Republic)
- Naranjeros de Hermosillo (Mexico)
- Selección Nacional de Nicaragua (Nicaragua)
- Federales de Chiriquí (Panama)
- Criollos de Caguas (Puerto Rico)
- Tiburones de La Guaira (Venezuela)
Broadcast schedule:
Thursday, Feb. 1
10:30a: Nicaragua vs. Puerto Rico (BSFL)
3:30p: Curacao vs. Mexico (BSFL in South Florida; BSSUN in North/Central Florida)
8:30p: Venezuela vs. Dominican Republic (BSFL in South Florida; BSSUN in North/Central Florida)
Friday, Feb. 2
10:30a: Panama vs. Curaçao (BSFL)
3:30p: Dominican Republic vs. Nicaragua (BSFL)
8:30p: Puerto Rico vs. Mexico (BSFL in South Florida; BSSUN in North/Central Florida)
Saturday, Feb. 3
10:30a: Venezuela vs. Curaçao (BSSUN)
3:30p: Mexico vs. Panama (BSSUN)
8:30p: Dominican Republic vs. Puerto Rico (BSSUN)
Sunday, Feb. 4
10:30a: Panama vs. Nicaragua (BSFL)
3:30p: Puerto Rico vs. Venezuela (BSFL in South Florida; BSSUN in North/Central Florida)
8:30p: Mexico vs. Dominican Republic (BSFL)
Monday, Feb. 5
10:30a: Nicaragua vs. Curaçao (BSFL)
3:30p: Venezuela vs. Mexico (BSFL)
8:30p: Puerto Rico vs. Panama (BSFL)
Tuesday, Feb. 6
10:30a: Mexico vs. Nicaragua (BSFL)
3:30p: Curaçao vs. Dominican Republic (BSSUN)
8:30p: Panama vs. Venezuela (BSSUN in North/Central Florida only)
Wednesday, Feb. 7
10:30a: Curaçao vs. Puerto Rico (BSFL)
3:30p: Dominican Republic vs. Panama (BSFL)
8:30p: Nicaragua vs. Venezuela (BSFL)
Thursday, Feb. 8
3p: Semifinal 1 (BSSUN)
8p: Semifinal 2 (BSSUN)
Friday, Feb. 9
3p: Third-Place Game (BSFL)
8p: Championship (BSFL)
In addition to airing on Bally Sports Florida or Bally Sports Sun, the English-language coverage will also stream live in the Bally Sports app and at BallySports.com for fans across the state. Games may also air and stream in other Bally Sports regions.
Viewers can access the streaming coverage by logging in and authenticating through their pay-TV provider or by signing up for Bally Sports+, a streaming service within the Bally Sports app that gives local fans direct access to their favorite hometown teams and events. For more information about availability and subscription plans, viewers can visit BallySportsPlus.com.
For further info about the Caribbean Series, including ticket details, fans can go to Marlins.com/SDC.
