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Todd Frazier picks Nevada to win Little League World Series U.S. title

Former Reds fan favorite and Little League World Series champ Todd Frazier has been impressed with Hamilton West Side, but he's picking Nevada.

Todd Frazier picks Nevada to win Little League World Series U.S. title

Former Cincinnati Reds fan favorite Todd Frazier, an analyst for ESPN's coverage of the Little League World Series, expressed his admiration for the Hamilton West Side team during a broadcast. Frazier noted that Hamilton West Side appeared to belong in Williamsport, and he picked Nevada to win the U.S. title. Frazier stated, "I gotta be honest with you, you've gotta stick with Nevada.

They're undefeated. A team that came out of their shell a little bit. We didn't know what kind of power they had. They bunted a lot, but they definitely came out of their shell." Nevada currently leads the U.S. title game after Thursday's game between Hamilton West Side and Iowa.

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