Dodgers vs. Blue Jays: The 2025 World Series Broadcast

The 2025 World Series promises a blend of high-stakes baseball and innovative broadcast enhancements. FOX Sports is pulling out all the stops, deploying 20 operated cameras (10 high-speed), multiple RF and MōVI rigs, and advanced audio coverage with 52 MLB-effects microphones. Augmented reality will again play a central role, with real-time positional data powering UmpCam and Swing Tracker systems.

The series also marks a transition for Pete Macheska, a broadcasting veteran whose vision has shaped how baseball is presented on television. His influence will be felt through the cinematic sheen that has become a hallmark of MLB on FOX broadcasts.

For Canadian viewers, Sportsnet offers comprehensive coverage, with Dan Shulman and Buck Martinez providing English-language commentary. The Shulman family connection extends to radio, where Dan’s son, Ben, calls the games.

Adding to the cultural backdrop, the series pits Los Angeles and Toronto against each other, raising the possibility of musical nods to Kendrick Lamar and Drake, two of the biggest names in hip-hop who hail from those cities.

How can I watch the World Series in the US?

Games are broadcast on FOX and available to stream on the Fox Sports app and Fox One.

Who are the commentators for the World Series?

Joe Davis and John Smoltz lead the English-language broadcast on FOX. Dan Shulman and Buck Martinez call the games on Sportsnet in Canada.

What new technology is being used for the broadcast?

FOX Sports is using augmented reality, next-gen UmpCam and Swing Tracker visuals, and aerial drone coverage.

What are you most excited to see in this year's World Series broadcast? Will the Dodgers continue their dominance, or can the Blue Jays bring the trophy back to Canada? Let us know in the comments!

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