Now Streaming: The 2015 Caribbean Series

The Caribbean Series features the championship clubs from five Latin American leagues: the Dominican Winter, Mexican Pacific, the Roberto Clemente Professional (i.e. Puerto Rican), and Venezuelan Winter — and, as of last year, also the Cuban. This year’s tournament began at Noon ET today (Monday) and extends through Sunday’s championship game.
Telecasts of all the games are available by way of ESPN Deportes and (streaming via) Watch ESPN. For those who lack a subscription to Deportes, however, the Watch ESPN feed is also unavailable. Fortunately, the probably legal stream of CDN Sport Max from the Dominican carries the games, as well, it seems and offers strong video quality.
The champions of Cuba and Mexico are currently playing (box), while Puerto Rico and Venezuela are scheduled for 6:30pm ET this evening. All box scores are available here.
Carson Cistulli has published a book of aphorisms called Spirited Ejaculations of a New Enthusiast.
I’m so anxious for spring training I’m watching Caribbean ball. I have a problem.
who cares
1. Those who are fans of teams with players participating in this tournament, and want to see how well they do.
2. Those who are legitimate fans of the participating teams and want to see who wins.
3. Gamblers.
Starved for baseball!!! So Cuba vs. Dominican is on today at 12:05 pm EST? I might have to check that stream out.
Baseball Addicts rejoice…
eh the one stream wouldn’t work for me. Something about crossdomain streaming or something.
Thanks Carson… Was freaking out up in Canada where we don’t get ESPN and couldn’t find the stream online anywhere