Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton and the rest of the New York lineup hasn’t been able to handle the Astros’ dominant pitching. The Bronx Bombers have recorded just 12 hits and four runs in the series.
All of that amounts to a commanding 3-0 lead for Houston, a seemingly insurmountable edge, particularly against a team that has looked as flat as the Yankees have.
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The test will only get harder for New York in Game 4. Houston is handing the ball to right-hander Lance McCullers, who has tended to dominate the Yanks. In five career starts against them, McCullers has a 2.97 ERA and has yet to lose a game.
He has already proved his worth in this postseason — McCullers held the Mariners to two hits over six innings in Game 3 of the ALDS to help the Astros complete a series sweep.
New York — and its manager, Aaron Boone — are in a precarious position, with dire consequences for some team personnel looming.
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Here’s what you need to know about Astros vs. Yankees ALCS Game 4, including broadcast information and start time.
What channel is Astros vs. Yankees on today?
Channel: TBS (U. S. ) | Sportsnet 1 (Canada) Live stream: Watch TBS, Sling TV (U. S) | Sportsnet NOW (Canada)
Astros vs. Yankees will air on TBS in the U.S. Brian Anderson (play-by-play), Ron Darling and Jeff Francoeur (analysts) will be in the booth. Lauren Shehadi will provide reports from the field.
Viewers can also stream the game on Watch TBS or Sling TV.
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Canadian baseball fans can catch the game on Sportsnet 1 or Sportsnet NOW.
Astros vs. Yankees start time
Date: Sunday, Oct. 23 First pitch: 7:07 p. m. ET Location: Yankee Stadium, Bronx, N. Y.
First pitch of Astros vs. Yankees Game 4 is scheduled for 7:07 p.m. ET. The game will be played at New York’s Yankee Stadium.
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