When is the Houston Astros-Chicago White Sox ALDS Game 4?
With heavy rain scheduled to move into the Chicago area around what was supposed to be game time on Monday, there has been a change in the schedule for the American League Division Series between the Houston Astros and the Chicago White Sox.
When is the Houston Astros-Chicago White Sox ALDS Game 4 rescheduled to?
Weather has shuffled the schedule, with the Houston Astros and Chicago White Sox continuing their ALDS matchup in Game 4 now on Tuesday at 1:07 p.m. (Central time).
Where will ALDS Game 4 between the Astros and White Sox be televised?
Game 4 will be shown on FS1.
What has happened so far in the ALDS between the Astros and White Sox?
The Astros have a 2-1 lead in the best-of-five series. The home team has won all three games of the series so far, including Chicago taking a 12-6 win on Sunday night. The 12 runs scored were the second-most in a postseason game in franchise history, with the most coming in a 14-2 win over the Boston Red Sox on October 4, 2005.
Chicago’s victory on Sunday night marked the first postseason game the White Sox had played at home since Game 3 of the ALDS against the Tampa Bay Rays on October 5, 2008. It also snapped a three-game winning streak for Houston in the ALDS, dating back to October 8 of last season.
Additionally, Chicago’s 16 hits against Houston on Sunday night were a franchise-high in the postseason, as were the 16 strikeouts registered by White Sox pitchers.
Of those 16 hits recorded by the White Sox, at least one came from all nine of their starting players, just the second time the Sox have ever accomplished that in the postseason.
Who are the starting pitchers for Game 4?
José Urquidy was scheduled to start Monday for Houston, with Carlos Rodón pitching for the White Sox. With the postponement, both starters are now officially listed as TBD.
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Who is a player to watch in Game 4?
Houston’s Michael Brantley has hit safely in 14 consecutive postseason games, dating back to Game 1 of the 2020 ALDS. That ties George Springer for the longest postseason hitting streak in franchise history.