The 2013 ALCS rolls along with Game 4 between the Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers. It will be a must-win game for the Tigers as they will look to avoid a 1-3 deficit in the series. Where do you watch Game 4? We have the info as first pitch is a little after 8 p.m. ET

TV- Channel: FOX

Because it is FOX, they will not allow legal live streams to be show online. We cannot link you to illegal live streams, but we can tell you how else you can keep in touch with the game.

ESPN Radio will be covering the game, so you can listen to the action. Also, you can follow the score online at MLB GameDay.

As much as this is a must-win situation for the Tigers, this is a must-watch game for fans. It will not be a battle of aces and both teams are struggling. So it will probably serve well for the hitters to see Jake Peavy and Doug Fister, who appear more hittable the the competition faced in the first three games.

The Red Sox were not supposed to win on Tuesday, not with the stuff Justin Verlander was throwing. John Lackey looked like the weakest link as he battled a former Cy Young Award winner. Lackey's best is long in the past as his career has been plagued by ERA's above 4.00. Lackey is a World Series winner, something Verlander lacks in his resume, but Verlander has better stuff and is still an ace, despite Max Scherzer having better numbers this regular season.

Mike Napoli, who probably has fullest beard from the gang, smacked a solo shot to left center, giving the Red Sox the 1-0 lead. That is all Lackey would need along the way.

The Tigers offense has been shutdown in 2013. They scored one run in Game 1, piled five on Red Sox pitching, but then could not get anything going in Game 3. It is something about Verlander on the mound, but they barely score runs when the righty is on the mound.

Check out the links for the game's score and check out ESPN's live radio feed of Game 4 between the Red Sox and Tigers from Comerica Park.