Dodgers vs. Yankees Game 4: Dodger's TV Channel & Highlights

NEW YORK – With their backs against the wall, the New York Yankees avoided a sweep in the 2024 World Series, overcoming the Los Angeles Dodgers with an emphatic 11-4 victory in Game 4. This victory not only kept the Yankees’ World Series hopes alive but also showcased their ability to come together when it mattered most.

The game started off with a familiar sight: Dodgers’ powerhouse Freddie Freeman crushing a two-run home run in the first inning, his fourth homer in as many games. The Dodgers took an early 2-0 lead, but the Yankees responded in kind, with Anthony Volpe stepping up to deliver the biggest hit of his young career. With the bases loaded in the bottom of the third inning, Volpe launched a go-ahead grand slam off Daniel Hudson, propelling the Yankees to a 5-2 lead that they never looked back from. Volpe, the Yankees’ dynamic 23-year-old shortstop, hadn't shown much power throughout the postseason, but his third-inning blast electrified the Yankee Stadium crowd of nearly 50,000 fans.

While the Dodgers’ bullpen has been a significant strength throughout the postseason, Game 4 saw them falter under pressure. Hudson, tasked with controlling the Yankees’ offense, unraveled after Freeman's home run, allowing the Yankees to capitalize on every mistake. As the game progressed, Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman couldn’t replicate their usual magic, despite Betts’ impressive defense and a few key hits from the Dodgers.

On the other hand, Yankees manager Aaron Boone made some crucial pitching decisions. He handed the ball to reliever Luke Weaver to preserve the lead, and Weaver did not disappoint. He entered in the seventh inning and struck out Mookie Betts, with runners in scoring position, to end a dangerous Dodgers rally. Weaver went on to retire Freeman and other key Dodgers hitters, maintaining the Yankees' lead.

The Yankees' offense continued to pile on in the later innings, with Gleyber Torres adding a three-run homer in the eighth inning, followed by an RBI single from Aaron Judge to extend the lead to 11-4, effectively putting the game out of reach.

Despite the Dodgers still holding a 3-1 series lead, this loss delays their celebration as they failed to capitalize on their first opportunity to clinch the World Series. The Dodgers, with their formidable roster, still have a chance to secure the championship in Game 5, where Gerrit Cole will take the mound for the Yankees in what could be another epic showdown.

Dodgers TV Channel and Viewing Details for Game 5:

• Date: Wednesday, October 30
• Time: 8:08 PM ET
• Location: Yankee Stadium, New York
• TV Channel: Fox
• Live Stream: Available on Fubo and other streaming services.

With all eyes on Gerrit Cole and the Yankees attempting to push the series back to Los Angeles, the stakes couldn’t be higher for both teams. The Dodgers, still in command of the series, will look to rebound and close things out. Tune in to Fox for full coverage of Game 5 and see if the Dodgers can capture their eighth franchise championship or if the Yankees will continue their fight for a miraculous comeback.

What to Watch For:

• Can Anthony Volpe continue his heroics after his grand slam turned the tide in Game 4?
• Will Freddie Freeman maintain his red-hot hitting, despite the Dodgers' bullpen struggles?
• Will the Yankees ride the momentum of their victory and force the series back to Los Angeles?

Be sure to catch all the action on Dodgers TV Channel and follow along as this World Series unfolds!