Tonight's Red Sox-Astros live stream has Houston looking to eliminate Boston and advance to their third World Series in five years. But if the Red Sox had any reason to be optimistic about forcing a Game 7, it lies in who they will face in this MLB live stream.

For the second time in this series, Nathan Eovaldi will start Luis Garcia. The two right-handers started each other in Game 2, with Garcia coming off the board after just one inning.

The Red Sox gave up five runs on two hits and three walks to Garcia, who even hit a grand slam home run in the first inning of Game 2. Eovaldi, on the other hand, fared much better than Garcia, giving up just three runs in 5.2 innings.

The Astros will look to continue the dominant pitching they have shown in their last two games. Yordan Alvarez has improved greatly over the last two games. He has hit in every game in this series, and in Games 4 and 5 he had a combined 5 hits, a home run, and 4 runs batted in.

The Red Sox line has been quiet since the 12-run outburst in Game 3. Enrique Hernandez has been on fire in this series, but has just one hit in his last nine at-bats, while Xander Bogaerts is trying to recover from an 0-4 start in Game 5.

The Astros are 1.5 run favorites against the Red Sox. Over/Under is 8.5.

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Exclusive Tom's Guide discount: in the US, Red Sox vs. Astros will be broadcast on FS1, available on most cable packages and Sling TV.

In the U.S., the Red Sox vs. Astros game is today (October 22) at 8:08 PM ET.

For this $46/month combo, you get your local Fox affiliate (if available), TBS, FS1, MLB Network, and everything you need for the postseason, so you'll want to get at least Sling Blue + Sports Extra for the postseason. You'll want to get ESPN; if you need ESPN, you can upgrade to Sling Orange & Blue + Sports Extra ($61/month total) and get that network.

The Red Sox-Astros game can be seen live on Saturday at 1:08 am local time (BST). Those in the UK will want to watch the FS1 game live on BT Sport.

For those who do not subscribe to BT, there is also the option of the BT Sport Monthly Pass (£25).

All sound great, don't they? But even if you're not in the UK, you can still follow the matches with the best VPN services, such as ExpressVPN.

Canadian baseball fans can watch the Red Sox vs. Astros live stream on SportsNet in Canada.