Angels vs Athletics: How to live stream, time, venue, where to watch, who will win and all pre-match buzz around the MLB encounter
Friday sees an AL West encounter between the Los Angeles Angels and the Oakland Athletics. The Angels are currently fourth in the AL West region and will be looking to repair their average performance as they gear up to face a stiff A's challenge. The Angels fans are still hopeful as they believe the side will pull off an upset win and end the good run Oakland has. Here's everything you need to know about the upcoming MLB encounter between the two sides.
Time
The game is slated to begin at 9.40 pm ET on Friday, August 21, 2020.
Venue
The two teams will face off at the Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA.
Where to watch?
NBCSCA and Fox Sports West will televise the game. The clash can be even be heard on Radio on KLAA 830, A's Cast, KIQI 1010 and Bloomberg 960 AM.
How to live stream?
Fans can catch the game on MLB.TV as well as the My Stream App. MLB.TV is still the most preferred app as it comes with a slashed price of $59.99 keeping in mind the shortened season. A complete subscription provides viewers with access to the full regular season, the playoffs and the World Series. Other options that viewers can look for is YouTube TV that gives access to ESPN, ESPN2, Fox, FS1, MLB Network and TBS at $64.99. Hulu and fuboTV are some similar options available.
Pre-match buzz
The Angels will be looking at ending their two-game losing streak and will to shake off the burden of losing their last seven of ten games.They will still be looking at Mike Trout this season as he has been their consistent performer by far with the bat. According to Winners and Whiners, Trout leads the club with ten homers with a team-high 20 RBI this season. Oakland is a stark contrast as they have won their last seven of ten games. Matt Olson and Mark Canha lead the way for the A's.
Who will win?
Oakland with its superior win record is the ones to watch out for. However, the Angeles comes in as underdogs and a win here will be a massive morale-booster. Our money is still on Oakland though.