Context:

As the school year draws to a close, Alabama high schools are in the midst of concluding their baseball championship tournaments, spanning seven different classifications. The championship series, scheduled from May 12 to May 16, will be held at Choccolocco Park in Oxford for the first game, with subsequent games, if needed, at Jacksonville State. The event will not be broadcast live on television, but fans can watch all seven championships through live streaming on the NFHS Network, which requires a subscription. The NFHS Network offers two subscription plans: an Annual Pass for $6.67 per month or a Monthly Pass for $13.99. Brendan O'Sullivan, an editorial intern joining Sporting News in 2024, is involved in providing comprehensive coverage of the event's viewing options.

Dive Deeper:

• The Alabama high school baseball state championships are the pinnacle of the sport's season, featuring teams competing across seven classifications and taking place as the school year ends.

• The championship series kicks off on May 12 and concludes on May 16, with Game 1 of each series held at Choccolocco Park in Oxford and potential additional games at Jacksonville State.

• Live television broadcasts are unavailable for these championships, but fans can access live streams on the NFHS Network, which offers nationwide high school sports coverage live and on demand.

• Subscribers to the NFHS Network can choose between an Annual Pass at $6.67 per month or a Monthly Pass at $13.99, providing flexibility for viewers interested in following the baseball championships.

• Brendan O'Sullivan, who will join Sporting News as an editorial intern in 2024, has previously worked with Newsday and is contributing to the coverage of how fans can watch the Alabama high school baseball finals.