Oct 9, 2026 · 40 min · 14 segments
Relive the Astros’ Game 4 ALDS victory over the Boston Red Sox (Oct 9, ’17) with a condensed, highlights-only broadcast featuring Robert Ford and Steve Sparks. This special podcast also includes the…
Steve Sparks
Robert FordHost
Lance McCullers Jr.Guest
Charlie MortonGuest
Brian McCannGuest
Dallas KeuchelGuest
Joe MusgroveGuest
Alex CoraGuest
George SpringerGuest
Will HarrisGuestA.J. HinchGuest
Luke GregersonGuest
Chris DevenskiGuest
Ken GilesGuest[organ playing]
Greetings from Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts, where today the Houston Astros take on the Boston Red Sox in game four of the best of five American League Division series.
His first start this post-season, and his second post-season start of his career.
He's definitely one of the more steady pitchers that the Astros have been able to rely on all season long.
Velocity still very good for Charlie Morton, and he can execute and get out lefties with the best of them.
When you can put Charlie Morton in there, game four, that, that looks really good for your team.
He, he started his slide 15 feet before the second base bag with a Superman dive.
[organ playing]
Greetings from Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts, where today the Houston Astros take on the Boston Red Sox in game four of the best of five American League Division series.
His first start this post-season, and his second post-season start of his career.
He's definitely one of the more steady pitchers that the Astros have been able to rely on all season long.
Velocity still very good for Charlie Morton, and he can execute and get out lefties with the best of them.
When you can put Charlie Morton in there, game four, that, that looks really good for your team.
He, he started his slide 15 feet before the second base bag with a Superman dive.
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