You may know in the United States that the 2025 Caribbean Series will be broadcast live on MLB Network in English and in Spanish on ESPN Deportes from January 31 through the final out of the championship game on February 7.
All 2025 Caribbean Series games will be played at Estadio Nido de los Águilas in Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico.
MLB Network has assigned Craig Minervini and Doug Wright for play-by-play duties, with Rod Allen and Jeff Nelson as in-booth analysts for the 2025 Caribbean Series in Mexicali.
Allen spoke to MLB Network’s Harold Reynolds and Robert Flores on January 30 about his excitement to cover the Caribbean Series, his experience playing winter ball, and interacting with fans who enjoy international baseball.
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Catch all the live action on MLB Network beginning Friday. pic.twitter.com/4GM61rqG28
— MLB Network (@MLBNetwork) January 31, 2025
MLB Network last aired the Caribbean Series in 2009 and 2010. The announcers and reporters with MLB Network at the 2009 Caribbean Series had José Mota, Dan Plesac, and Tom McCarthy with the English play-by-play, and Cookie Rojas and Uri Berenguer doing the color commentating remotely. The 2009 Caribbean Series was the first set of live games that MLB Network broadcasted in its first year prior to spring training.
Last year, Bally Sports Florida televised the 2024 Caribbean Series at loanDepot Park in Miami in English. The network will also air the 2025 event, with Craig Minervini splitting play-by-play duties with Doug Wright and in-booth analysts Rod Allen and Jeff Nelson, according to Ely Sussman of Fish on First on January 22.
World Baseball Network has also compiled a list of social media accounts to follow during the 2025 Caribbean Series.
The World Baseball Network has listed where to watch the 2025 Caribbean Series outside the U.S. live below.
The Serie del Caribe announced on January 25 that the 2025 Caribbean Series will be broadcasted on 1BaseballNetwork in South America and Venezuela, BymSport, IVC, and TELEVEN in Venezuela; WAPA TV in Puerto Rico, Digital15 in the Dominican Republic, TLN-Latino in Canada, TELECURACAO in Curacao, Rakuten in Japan, and on the Liga ARCO Mexicana del Pacifico YouTube Page with a subscription and MEGACABLE in Mexico.