How to Watch Dodgers at Express: Game 1: Stream MILB Live, TV Channel

After Tuesday’s series opener was rained out, the Oklahoma City Dodgers and Round Rock Express play two games on Wednesday at Dell Diamond.

The Round Rock Express (5-4) and Oklahoma City Dodgers (6-3) try again on Wednesday, with the first game of a doubleheader set for Wednesday afternoon after Tuesday’s scheduled series opener was postponed by rain. Oklahoma City comes off taking five of six last week at home from the Albuquerque Isotopes while the Express split a six-game series on the road against the El Paso Chihuahuas. Three of the Los Angeles Dodgers’ top five prospects are at their Triple-A affiliate, with right-hander Nick Frasso (No. 2), outfielder Andy Pages (No. 3) and right-hander River Ryan (No. 5) on the roster. Right-handers Jack Leiter (No. 8) and Owen White (No. 10) are the top Texas Rangers farm hands at Round Rock.

How to Watch Oklahoma City Dodgers at Round Rock Express in Minor League Baseball Today:

Game Date: April 10, 2024

Game Time: 5:30 p.m. ET

TV: Stadium

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Outfielder Miguel Vargas, 24, is off to a hot start for Oklahoma City, slashing .294/.405/.618 with three homers and 15 RBIs already. First baseman Kevin Padlo, 27, signed as a free agent in January and is 10-for-28 in eight games, while 23-year-old shortstop Trey Sweeney, acquired from the New York Yankees in December, has a nine-game streak of reaching base with 12 walks and a .308/.538/.538 slash line.

Minor league veteran Sandro Fabian has opened with a .483/.500/.759 slash line to go with a homer and 11 RBIs for the Express. Dustin Harris, 24, the No. 11 prospect for the Rangers, has three home runs, as does Davis Wendzel, who is slashing .314/.419/.657.

Michael Lorenzen gets the ball for Round Rock, making a third rehab start at Triple-A as he recovers from a neck strain. He has allowed four runs in 6.2 innings thus far. Right-hander Kyle Hurt, Los Angeles’ No. 6 prospect, goes to the bump for the Dodgers. He worked two innings in his first start against Albuquerque on April 3, striking out five while allowing a run on two hits.

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