Live stream info for Game 4 of the NLCS featuring the Chicago Cubs and Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium on Wednesday, Oct. 19.
The Los Angeles Dodgers took a 2-1 series edge over the visiting Chicago Cubs in Game 3 Tuesday night, shutting out their opponent for the second consecutive game with a 6-0 final score. Game 4 will be played Wednesday at 5:08 p.m. PT at Dodger Stadium.
The Cubs set all types of milestones in Game 3 that they rather forget. It was the first time all year the team was shutout in consecutive games and they also broke a franchise postseason record for consecutive scoreless innings (18) established back in 1906, two years before their last World Series win.
The Cubs will look to get back on track with John Lackey on the mound. The veteran righty was not sharp in his lone postseason outing against the Giants (4 innings, 3 runs on 7 hits and 2 walks), a game the Cubs went on to win to advance to the NLCS. The Dodgers will go to rookie rightly Julio Urias, who will be making his first start of this or any postseason.
Game 4 can be watched live on FOX Sports 1 (FS1), but can also be live-streamed online at foxsportsgo.com. Cable subscribers will be able to log into the website with their account info on both desktop and mobile devices. The FOX Sports GO app also supports Xbox One through the Universal Windows Platform.
For those without a cable subscription, there are other ways to watch the NLCS online. Check out cutcabletoday.com for options that include Sling TV (currently offering a seven-day free preview) and PlayStation Vue. Both services have access to FS1 nationwide.
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The broadcast booth for the game will include play-by-play man Joe Buck and color commentator John Smoltz, with field reporter Ken Rosenthal. The pregame team will consist of host Kevin Burkhardt and analysts Alex Rodriguez, Tom Verducci, Frank Thomas, and Pete Rose.
The series will continue on Thursday with Game 5, also at 5:08 p.m. PT at Dodger Stadium. Game 1 starters Jon Lester and Kenta Maeda will take the mound again in what could be a decisive game for the Cubs.