Here’s how you can watch Tuesday night’s Astros vs. Dodgers World Series Game 1 from Dodger Stadium online.
It’s here, it’s time, it’s the Fall Classic. The 2017 World Series begins on Tuesday night featuring two of baseball’s hottest young teams, the Astros and Dodgers. Both teams have endured long journeys to get to this point, both have been vastly different. Furthermore, both teams eclipsed the 100-win mark during the regular season. In this case, it’s been a long-time coming for both teams as they haven’t been to the Fall Classic in what seems like forever (HOU- 2005; LAD- 1988).
All in all, Los Angeles had a relatively easy road to the World Series. The Dodgers swept the Diamondbacks in the NLDS. Later, they buried the defending champion Cubs 4-1 in the NLCS. For much of the season, it was the Dodgers pitching which dominated headlines. The incredible pitching staff in Los Angeles was nearly untouchable. As of late, it’s been the bats of the Dodgers that have given them life. Most notably, the 11-1 pennant clinching win over the Cubs.
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Whereas the Dodgers strong-suit was pitching, it was all bats for the Astros. Houston finished the reason with the top-rated offense in the MLB. Although the Astros have been streaky from the plate this postseason, but they came alive when it mattered most. Houston’s young core and one-two pitching punch looks to bring home a World Series trophy to Houston for the first time ever.
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Date: Tuesday, Oct. 24
Time: 8:09 p.m. ET
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Venue: Dodger Stadium
TV Info: FOX
Live Stream: Fox Sports Go, FuboTV
Odds: HOU (+143) vs. LAD (-153) odds here
Both teams will throw out their long-tenured, reliable, Cy Young winning lefty aces in Game 1. For Los Angeles, it’s Clayton Kershaw and for Houston, it’s Dallas Keuchel. Kershaw will throw out the first pitch at 8:09 p.m. ET from Los Angeles, California.