Get Ready for Baseball History: Dodgers and Cubs in Tokyo!
Okay, baseball fans, listen up! Something HUGE is happening. The Los Angeles Dodgers and the Chicago Cubs are kicking off the 2025 MLB season with a TWO-GAME SERIES in Tokyo, Japan. Seriously. I know, right? It's not just any opening series; it's a total clash of the titans, a mega-matchup that's gonna be insane.
And the lineups? Forget about it. We're talking Shohei Ohtani and Seiya Suzuki. Two absolute superstars. This thing is going to be must-watch TV, no matter where you are in the world.
A Pitching Duel for the Ages
This is the tenth time MLB's opened its regular season outside North America, which is pretty amazing in itself. The games are at the legendary Tokyo Dome, and the pitching matchup alone is enough to get you hyped. We've got Dodgers' ace Yoshinobu Yamamoto facing off against Cubs' All-Star Shota Imanaga. Honestly, who wouldn't want to see that?
And it's not just the star pitchers; both teams have several Japanese players, making this a seriously big deal in Japan, and honestly, everywhere. Adding fuel to the fire? Ohtani, the reigning NL MVP, is now with the Dodgers. The anticipation is through the roof.
Catch the Action – Don't Miss Out!
Game 1: Tuesday, March 18th, 6:10 a.m. ET (3:10 a.m. PT) on FOX. Set your alarms! Game 2: Wednesday, March 19th, same time, on FS1. You can also catch the games on your regional sports networks. And for those of you who prefer streaming, Fubo and MLB.TV have you covered. It’s worth noting that even though these games count towards the regular season, the teams will head back to Spring Training afterward. Official Opening Day is March 27th.
More Than Just a Game: A Global Celebration
This Tokyo Series isn't just about baseball; it's a massive celebration of the sport's global reach. The Dodgers and Cubs are really showing their commitment to international expansion, connecting with fans all across the globe. It’s a chance to see top-tier baseball while experiencing the incredible culture of Japan. It's a pretty unique opportunity, you know? Don’t miss this historic event! This isn't just a game; it’s a cultural exchange, a sports spectacle, and a whole lot of fun all rolled into one.
