Rangers vs. Astros Tickets Game 3: Where To Buy and How Much It Is To Watch ALCS
The ALCS 2023 continues with Game 3 of the Rangers Vs. Astros. As the Houston Astros head to Arlington on Game 3, here's how to get some tickets Carmen Mandato/Getty Images

As the Houston Astros head to Arlington for Game 3 of the ALCS against the Texas Rangers, we take a look at the game, including where to buy and how much it will cost to get Rangers vs. Astros tickets.

Rangers vs. Astros Tickets Game 3: Where To Buy, How Much

The Rangers vs. Astros game will happen at the Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, and here's how to get some tickets.

According to CHRON, the ALCS 2023 continues with Game 3, tickets are now worth around $115 from SeatGeek before taxes and fees, and these are the cheapest options. Over at StarHub, tickets start at around $129 each.

As for those who cannot watch the battle between these two giants of Texas baseball in person, ALCS Game 3 will be broadcasted live on FS1. During the first two games, which the Texas Rangers both won, it was broadcasted via FOX.

As for streaming, Sling TV Orange + Blue ($55.00/month). Hulu + Live TV ($69.99/month), YouTube TV ($72.99/month), fuboTV ($74.99/month), and DIRECTV STREAM ($74.99/month) will all be streaming the big game live.

Rangers Vs. Astros: Texas Dominant During ALCS 2023

While the Houston Astros struggled at home and head on the road, their opponents, the Rangers, are riding a huge wave of momentum as they head to Arlington. As the MLB official website noted, the Rangers are "off to one of the best starts in postseason history."

The Arlington-based team has been so dominant that they have trailed at the end of only one full inning during the entire series, and it has been full of heroics from its players all throughout. These include Evan Carter's Game 1-saving catch.

As the two teams headed to Game 3 of the all-Texas ALCS, the Rangers stayed undefeated with a 5-4 win over the Astros. In particular, they pounced on the Astros as soon as starter Framber Valdez took to the field. The left-hander's first two pitches were hit by Rangers starters Marcus Semien and Corey Seager, with both hits resulting in singles.

The Dominican pitcher continued his woes as Valdez allowed Robbie Grossman to reach, which then allowed Semien to score. Afterward, the Rangers continued dominating the Astros in their own home field as three more batters scored one single each at the top of the First Inning. Texas would never relinquish its lead soon after.

Yordan Alvarez Heroics Not Enough for Astros to Win Vs. Rangers at Home

Cuban designated hitter Yordan Alvarez has been a very reliable source of home runs for the Houston Astros throughout the regular season. However, try as he might to carry his team, the Cuban just cannot overcome the Rangers' continued dominance during the series.

He did shine on Game 2, accounting for three of Houston's four runs. These included two massive home runs but his efforts weren't enough to overcome the Texas Rangers, which continue to dominate thanks to the heroics of pitcher Nathan Eovaldi who scattered five hits across six innings and made sure that the Astros could not catch up. Jonah Heim capped things off with a solo homer during the third inning.

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Written by: Rick Martin

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