WATCH: Little League World Series foul ball shatters TV camera

A foul ball during a Little League World Series game in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, shattered a television camera lens. The incident occurred when a batter hit a foul ball that struck the camera mounted on the stands, causing the lens to break. Despite the unexpected incident, the game continued without any disruption. The damaged camera was quickly replaced, allowing the broadcast to proceed seamlessly. The phrase "You could this 1,000 times and never do it again" was used to emphasize the rarity and unpredictability of the event. Such incidents, while uncommon, serve as a reminder of the inherent risks and unpredictable nature of live sports events. The article highlights the fast-paced and dynamic nature of the Little League World Series, where unexpected occurrences can happen, showcasing the need for adaptability and quick reactions from event organizers and broadcasters to ensure the smooth continuation of the games.