Tigers VS Red Sox Live Stream: Watch Online Free Game 4 ALCS 8:00 ET FOX Wednesday - 2-1 Boston Lead In Detroit Coming Off Second Shutout Of Series
Tigers vs Red Sox live stream: Watch online free game 4 at 8:00 ET FOX ALCS with a chance for Boston to take a commanding lead in the series or for Detroit to tie it up at 2-2.
The Red Sox vs Tigers game 4 will feature another solid pitching duel. It will be Jake Peavy vs Doug Fister. Watch the free live stream online to see if these two can match a pitching-dominant series.
Peavy allowed one run to the Rays in his lone start of the ALDS for the Red Sox. Fister gave up three runs in six innings against the A's in a no-decision in Game 4 of their Division Series for the Tigers. Watch the free live stream online if these two can stop two run-scoring offenses.
"This series has been marked by very good pitching on both sides," Boston manager John Farrell told MLB.com. "John Lackey was outstanding. He held his stuff throughout the entire time he was out there ... just very good work by every guy that went to the mound today."
In three games, there's been 13 runs and 11 of those came in one game.
"I'm not a strikeout guy," Fister said. "I'm a guy that goes out and gets ground balls. That's my job. That's what I want to do. I want to go out there and get bad contact as much as possible in the early three pitches of the count. And I have to rely on the team.
Peavy was acquired through a waiver-deal and will pitch in his first every ALCS.
"That was the exciting part about getting traded," sPeavy, who pitched 5 2/3 innings and gave up one run on five hits with three strikeouts in a no-decision in Game 4 of the AL Division Series against Tampa Bay, which Boston eventually won, said.
"It was obviously hard to leave a place I loved and had so many friendships and relationships with in Chicago, but when you get traded you know you're going to a contender and this is what, as a competitor, as a baseball player, playing at the highest level, you dream of being able to do -- pitch in games that mean the world to your teammates, to yourself, to your coaching staff and your fan base."
