Michael Cammarata was the starting right fielder on the Staten Island team that advanced to the U.S. championship game at the 1991 Little League Baseball World Series. A decade later, as a 22-year-old New York City firefighter, Cammarata was killed in the Sept. 11 attacks.
In "LIVING ON: The Michael Cammarata Story," ESPN E60 celebrates the life and legacy of Cammarata, the only player whose number (11) has been retired at the Little League World Series and the youngest member of the Fire Department of the City of New York to die in the line of duty.
Here are key facts about the new ESPN E60 documentary:
When will 'LIVING ON: The Michael Cammarata Story' air?
The documentary premieres Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET.
How can fans watch?
Fans can watch the debut on ESPN following the broadcast of four Little League Baseball World Series games. The documentary will be available in the ESPN App immediately following the television premiere. Fans can watch it and other reports in the E60 streaming hub.
More about 'LIVING ON: The Michael Cammarata Story'
Hosted by Jeremy Schaap and produced and directed by Gus Pfisterer, the 30-minute documentary tells Cammarata's story through interviews with his family, friends, teammates and colleagues.
How can fans access more Little League World Series content from ESPN?
Check out the ESPN Little League World Series hub page for the latest news, scores, schedules and more.