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How to watch World Series Game 6: Phillies vs. Astros, live stream, time, TV channel, watch online

The Philadelphia Phillies need a win tonight to keep this series alive and force a Game 7 tomorrow night after a 3-2 loss in game five.

The Philadelphia Phillies need a win tonight to keep this series alive and force a Game 7 tomorrow night after a 3-2 loss in game five. Meanwhile, the Astros are looking to close this series out tonight at home with a victory.

The starting pitchers are as follows: the Phillies will send out right-hander Zack Wheeler (1-2, 2.67 ERA, 28 SO) and the Astros will counter with left-hander Framber Valdez (2–0, 1.42 ERA, 24 SO). 

This has been an incredible series and this will be another good one, here is everything else you need to know to watch or stream the game tonight.

Houston Astros vs. Philadelphia Phillies

  • When: Saturday, November 5
  • Time: 8:03 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: FOX (4K), FOX Deportes
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (try for free)

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Houston Astros (+120) vs. Philadelphia Phillies (-145)

O/U: 7

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How to watch World Series Game 5: Astros vs. Phillies, live stream, time, TV channel, TV channel, watch online

The Astros will meet the Phillies in Game 5 on Thursday night as both clubs look for a lead in the series before heading back to Houston.

The Houston Astros were able to even up the series at two a piece last night with a 5-0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies with only the second no-hitter in World Series history.

The Phillies will look to bounce back tonight before heading back to Houston for Game 6 on Saturday as they look to the bullpen and send out Noah Syndergaard. The Astros will counter with their ace Justin Verlander, who has a chance to keep his legend status alive.

We have you covered throughout the World Series, here is everything else you need to know to watch or stream the game tonight.

Houston Astros vs. Philadelphia Phillies

  • When: Thursday, November 3
  • Time: 8:03 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: FOX (4K), FOX Deportes
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (try for free)

MLB Odds and Betting Lines

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Houston Astros (-155) vs. Philadelphia Phillies (+138)

O/U: 7.5

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Houston Astros vs. Philadelphia Phillies, live stream, preview, TV channel, time, how to watch the World Series

The Houston Astros will meet the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 4 of the World Series on Wednesday night from Citizens Bank Park.

The Houston Astros will meet the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 4 of the World Series on Wednesday night from Citizens Bank Park.

The Astros will look to bounce back after a 7-0 loss to the Phillies last night in Game 3 as they look for some more offense out of the squad tonight. They will send out Cristian Javier (1-0, 1.35 ERA, 7 SO) to the mound to curb the Phillies’ bats.

The Phillies took a 2-1 lead in the series last night with another dominant performance on both offense and defense while hitting five home runs. With a win tonight they can take a commanding 3-1 lead in the series with Game 5 in Philly with the opportunity to close it out.  They will counter with Aaron Nola (2–1, 4.57 ERA, 23 SO) to hold the Astros bats at bay.

We have you covered throughout the World Series, here is everything else you need to know to watch or stream the game tonight.

Houston Astros vs. Philadelphia Phillies

  • When: Tuesday, November 1
  • Time: 8:03 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: FOX (4K), FOX Deportes
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free)

MLB Odds and Betting Lines

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Houston Astros (+100) vs. Philadelphia Phillies (-115)

O/U: 7.5

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Houston Astros vs. Philadelphia Phillies, live stream, TV channel, time, how to watch the World Series

The Houston Astros will meet the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 3 of the World Series on Tuesday night from Citizens Bank Park.

The Houston Astros will meet the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 3 of the World Series on Tuesday night from Citizens Bank Park. Both teams had an extra day off due to a rainout on Monday night.

The Astros are coming off a 5-2 win to even up the series with the Phillies in game two and will send out Lance McCullers Jr. to the mound in hopes of stealing on in Philly. Meanwhile, the Phillies will look to bounce back at home in front of their rowdy crowd tonight with Ranger Suarez on the bump to look for a 2-1 series lead.

We have you covered throughout the World Series, here is everything else you need to know to watch or stream the game tonight.

Houston Astros vs. Philadelphia Phillies

  • When: Tuesday, November 1
  • Time: 8:03 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: FOX (4K), FOX Deportes
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free)

MLB Odds and Betting Lines

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Houston Astros (-120) vs. Philadelphia Phillies (+105)

O/U: 7.5

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Philadelphia Phillies vs. Houston Astros, live stream, TV channel, time, how to watch the World Series

The Philadelphia Phillies will meet the Houston Astros in Game 2 of the World Series on Saturday night at Minute Maid Park.

The Philadelphia Phillies will meet the Houston Astros in Game 2 of the World Series on Saturday night at Minute Maid Park.

The Phillies are coming off an unbelievable night in Game 1, after being down 5-0 they stormed back to tie the game and push it to extra innings with J.T. Realmuto hitting a homer in the 10th to give them the 6-5 victory. Meanwhile, the Astros are in need of a bounce-back game and will send out Framber Valdez to the mound to see if they can even up the series at home before heading off to Philadelphia for Game 3 on Monday night.

We have you covered throughout the World Series, here is everything else you need to know to watch or stream the game tonight.

Philadelphia Phillies vs. Houston Astros

  • When: Saturday, October 29
  • Time: 8:03 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: FOX (4K), FOX Deportes
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free)

How to watch the MLB Playoffs this year

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MLB Odds and Betting Lines

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Philadelphia Phillies (+130) vs. Houston Astros (-145)

O/U: 6.5

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Philadelphia Phillies vs. Houston Astros, live stream, TV channel, time, how to watch the World Series

The Philadelphia Phillies will meet the Houston Astros in Game 1 of the World Series on Friday night at Minute Maid Park.

The Philadelphia Phillies will meet the Houston Astros in Game 1 of the World Series on Friday night at Minute Maid Park.

The Phillies are coming off a 4-1 series win over the Padres to advance to the World Series and will look to bring the juice into this series. Bryce Harper has led the squad while playing loose and having fun, they could be a tough team to beat. As for the Astros, they are coming off a 4-0 sweep of the Yankees in the ALCS and will look to take Game 1 at home with Justin Verlander getting the nod in tonight’s game. The Phillies will counter with Aaron Nola, who has a 2-1 record this postseason.

We have you covered throughout the World Series, here is everything else you need to know to watch or stream the game tonight.

Philadelphia Phillies vs. Houston Astros

  • When: Friday, October 28
  • Time: 8:05 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: FOX (4K), FOX Deportes
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free)

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MLB Odds and Betting Lines

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Philadelphia Phillies (+150) vs. Houston Astros (-170)

O/U: 6.5

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Julio Rodriguez couldn’t help but laugh after Jose Altuve’s incredible jumping throw in the ALDS

Love to see that.

When it comes to postseason baseball, we’re more accustomed to seeing hyper-focused intensity to go along with the high stakes of the playoffs. But sometimes, a play can be so good that you just have to smile and tip the cap to the opponent.

Jose Altuve had one of those moments on Thursday.

During the third inning of Game 2 of the ALDS between the Astros and Mariners, Julio Rodriguez hit a grounder up the middle that easily could have been a tying RBI with two outs. Yet, Altuve brilliantly cut the ball off with a backhand and immediately went into his throw off a fading jump.

After all that, Altuve somehow managed to get enough on the throw to beat Rodriguez to the bag who had just about the best reaction imaginable for that kind of play.

Just wow.

It’s important to emphasize just how ridiculous that play was. Not only was the degree of difficulty off the charts for Altuve, but Rodriguez is also among the fastest players in baseball (97th percentile, according to Baseball Savant).

Rodriguez smiled in disbelief about the play, and he initially thought he beat the throw. But replays would show that Altuve clearly got him by a step. No wonder fans loved that entire sequence from the two stars.

Camera angle shows Jose Altuve looked safe after being called out on shallow pop-up tag-up play

Should Altuve have been called safe?

I’m honestly shocked to say this, but: Maybe Jose Altuve made the right move to tag up and head for home on a very shallow pop-up?

I’m getting ahead of myself. Let’s rewind: On Monday, Yordan Alvarez hit a pop fly into foul ground on the first base side in the eighth inning of the Houston Astros’ eventual 1-0 loss to the Texas Rangers. Nathaniel Lowe caught it, not as far as you’d think from the infield.

For some reason — I guess Altuve’s speed plus maybe he thought he’d catch Lowe napping? — Altuve took off for home and was called out.

But Houston challenged. And one replay showed that he might have been safe, making Astros fans mad:

Mariners golpean a Jose Altuve en el primer lanzamiento y Astros responde de la mejor manera

A principios de esta temporada, los Seattle Mariners estuvieron involucrados en la pelea campal de beisbol más grande que hemos visto en los últimos años, y el sábado en Houston fuimos muy afortunados y se evitó una escena similar. Después de que en …

A principios de esta temporada, los Seattle Mariners estuvieron involucrados en la pelea campal de beisbol más grande que hemos visto en los últimos años, y el sábado en Houston fuimos muy afortunados y se evitó una escena similar.

Después de que en el partido del sábado un lanzamiento le pegara en la mano a medio swing a Julio Rodriguez, novato de los Mariners e invitado al All-Star, él estuvo en la Lista de Lesionados por décimo día consecutivo. En el partido del domingo, a pesar de que los rayos X salieron negativos y claramente el lanzamiento no fue intencional, los Mariners no tomaron las medidas más sutiles para cobrar venganza.

George Kirby estaba en el montículo para Seattle y la estrella de los Astros Jose Altuve recibió un golpe con una pelota rápida a 95 mph en el primer lanzamiento que le tocó recibir a Houston en el juego.

Traducción: Scott Servais es una amenaza.

 

Altuve cayó por unos segundos antes de volverse a poner de pie y asentir con la cabeza para decir que estaba bien. Ciertamente pareció que esto fue en venganza por la lesión de Rodriguez y en el siguiente turno al bat, Yuli Gurriel evitó un picheo alto y adentro.

En ese momento, el juego pudo haber escalado y pudo haberse salido de control fácilmente, pero en lugar de eso, los Astros usaron la base por golpe a su favor y ejecutaron un doble robo a la perfección con el que Altuve llegó a home.

Traducción: Vinieron por el trono, más les vale no fallar.

 

Los fans de la MLB tuvieron muchas cosas que decir sobre la secuencia.

Así reaccionó Twitter:

Traducción: Todas las 170 pelotas rápidas de cuatro costuras de George Kirby esta temporada. 

 

Traducción: La gráfica de lanzamientos de George Kirby.
Traducción recuadro (flechas): primeros dos lanzamientos del partido.

 

Traducción 1: ¿Los Mariners golpean a Altuve para hacer una declaración y después lo dejan que se robe home?
Traducción 2: Vinieron por el trono, más les vale no fallar.

 

Traducción 1: Para ser claros, Julio tuvo la culpa de que esa pelota le pegara.
Traducción 2: Primer lanzamiento del partido después de que Julio Rodriguez recibiera un golpe anoche y que hoy está en la Lista de Lesionados. LOL.

 

Traducción 1: El karma es real.
Traducción 2: ¡Los Mariners golpean a Jose Altuve y el termina anotando con un doble robo! 

 

Traducción: Literalmente amo cómo Altuve se levanta, se sacude y le asegura a todos que está bien, minutos después, anota contra ellos. Un GOAT, un REY.

 

Así es como se contesta.

 

Artículo traducido por Ana Lucía Toledo

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The Astros had a brilliant answer to the Mariners hitting Jose Altuve on the first pitch

Now, THAT is how you respond.

Earlier this season, the Seattle Mariners were involved in the biggest baseball brawl we’ve seen in years. And on Sunday, they were fortunate to avoid a similar scene in Houston.

Mariners All-Star rookie outfielder Julio Rodriguez was placed on the 10-day Injured List after he was hit on the right hand by a pitch mid-swing in Saturday’s game. Though X-rays were negative and the pitch clearly wasn’t intentional, the Mariners didn’t exactly take a subtle approach to retribution in Sunday’s game.

With George Kirby on the mound for Seattle, Astros star Jose Altuve was hit up high with a 95 mph fastball on the very first pitch Houston saw in the game.

Altuve went down for a few seconds before returning to his feet, nodding that he was OK. It certainly appeared to be retaliation for Rodriguez’s injury, and Yuli Gurriel avoided a high-and-tight pitch the following at-bat.

The game easily could have gotten out of hand at that point, but the Astros instead used the free baserunner to their advantage. Later in the inning, Altuve would score on a perfectly executed double steal of home.

MLB fans had plenty of thoughts on the whole sequence as well.