The 2025 Caribbean Series continues with a historic matchup as the Japan Breeze face Puerto Rico on Sunday. The game marks Japan's first appearance in the tournament, while Puerto Rico seeks their second win.
After an action-packed opening day, the 2025 Caribbean Series rolls into Day 2 with two more exciting matchups. The Japan Breeze will step onto the field for the first time in Caribbean Series history, facing a Puerto Rico squad on Sunday.
How to Watch Japan vs Puerto Rico in the 2025 Caribbean Series: Date: Sunday, February 2, 2025 Time: 3:30 PM ET Channel: MLB Network, ESPN Deportes Stream: Fubo While Japan has long been a powerhouse in international baseball, Caribbean baseball brings its own unique energy, and it will be fascinating to see how the Breeze handles their debut against Puerto Rico, who will be going for their second win of the tournament.Day 2 of the Caribbean Series is shaping up to be one for the history books.
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