How to Watch Angels at Astros (April 11): Stream MLB Live, TV Channel

The Houston Astros host the Los Angeles Angels for the first time this season on Friday night. Watch for free on Fubo today.

These AL West rivals start their first series of the season when the Houston Astros host the Los Angeles Angels starting Friday night. The Angels have started off the season very well when no one gave them much of a shot this season. LA is 8-4 and has won four of its last five games. They have won all of their series so far to start the season. Houston meanwhile is two games under .500 and is coming off a series loss against the Seattle Mariners on the road. Now after a six-game road trip, Houston will come home for this three-game set before they leave for St. Louis Monday. The Astros are still the -150 favorites returning home tonight.

How to Watch Los Angeles Angels at Houston Astros Today:

Game Date: Friday, April 11 2025

Game Time: 8:10 p.m. ET

TV: FanDuel Sports Network West Las Vegas 2 – NFL

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The Angels are coming off an emphatic win in the rubber match of their series against the Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday winning 11-1. Mike Trout, Jo Adell and Taylor Ward all hit two homers apiece in the rout. Trout donned a fireman’s helmet in celebration in the dugout. Jo Adell homered twice in the fifth inning to put the game away becoming only the third Angel to ever hit two homers in one inning. Jose Soriano was just as dominant as the offense by going 7.2 innings while only giving up one run on five hits. The Angels will start Jack Kochanowicz in this opener. He is 1-0 and has pitched well in his last two starts. He got his first win of the season in his last start against the Cleveland Guardians going five innings while giving up two runs off two homers.

The Astros are coming off a tough one-run loss in their rubber match against the Mariners on Wednesday losing 7-6. Things were looking great for Houston with a 98 percent chance to win in the eighth holding a 5-0 lead going into the bottom of the inning. But Randy Arozarena hit a grand slam that changed the entire outlook of the game. Houston still scored another run to grab some insurance in the top of the ninth but it still wasn’t enough. After Julio Rodriguez hit a two-RBI double in the ninth to tie it, Bryan Abreu had too much trouble getting out of the inning walking home Arozarena to walk off the game. Houston will try to bounce back by starting Ronel Blanco who is 0-1 but only went 1.2 innings in his last outing giving up four runs in a no-decision which the team won against the Minnesota Twins.

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