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First round of LLWS pushed back day because of rain

SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. -- All five games at the Little League World Series were postponed because of rain Monday.

The postponements will force the first round of the tournament to be pushed back a day. Monday's games will be played Tuesday and Tuesday's games will be pushed to Wednesday.

The semifinals were initially supposed to start Wednesday, with two games that day and two games Thursday. All four semifinal games will now be played Thursday.

The rest of the schedule remains intact, with a day off Friday. The U.S. and international championship games are scheduled for Saturday, with the

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Lubbock, Tx has a real shot at the title. Check out Garrett Williams from Lubbock.

SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT – Garrett Williams came close to a Little League World Series record on Saturday, but the Little League’s new pitch count rule didn’t let it happen.

Williams recorded the first 17 outs by strikeout against Coon Rapids, Minnesota, but when he struck out Dominique Reff for the second out of the sixth inning, it came on his 88th pitch.

“I really wanted to stay in the game, but I knew I couldn’t because of the new rule,†Williams said.

Williams pitching performance along with two, two-run homers by Tyler Thorne led the Southwest Region champions to a 6-0 win over the Midwest Region champions.

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I think almost all of thier pitchers are left handed. Man, to have your top three pitchers be left handed. That's impressive. I haven't seen every US team, but I have seen most of them and I agree Lubbock is the best one.  The Mexico team looks like the front runner on the international side, but I haven't seen all of the teams.  I know Canada has a 1st baseman that the announcers said is 6'2" tall. He was standing next to Mexico player that was like 5'2". I wish I could've put that pic on here.

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wow i think there were 5 walk off homeruns, and if i am correct i think 4-5 years ago they moved the fence back from 200 to 225 just imagine if it was still 200

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