PHILADELPHIA — The Atlanta Braves will have their season on the line Thursday night in Philadelphia - and now you'll have to stay up a bit later to see whether or not they can hang on.
The game, originally scheduled for 6:07 p.m. ET, will now begin two hours later at 8:07 p.m. in a scheduling change made by Major League Baseball that followed on the other National League Division Series - between the Arizona Diamondbacks and Los Angeles Dodgers - ending Wednesday night.
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NLDS Game 4 basics
- Who: Atlanta Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies
- What: NLDS Game 4
- Where: Philadelphia
- When: 8:07 pm. ET
- TV: TBS
Spencer Strider will be on the hill for the Braves trying to extend their 2023 postseason life. He'll be opposite Philadelphia's Ranger Suárez.
Game 4 follows on a deflating defeat for Atlanta in Game 3, in which they went down early to Philly and never really threatened to come back - losing 10-2. Starter Bryce Elder's second-half regular season struggles continued into the NLDS, as he allowed six runs on five hits and a walk in 2 2/3 innings.
If the Braves can survive behind Strider on Thursday night, Game 5 would be back in Atlanta on Saturday.
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