CABRERA: The Astros and Nationals are about to square off in game four of the World Series. Huston, Kendra even with a win tonight. Washington on the other hand can stretch their lead to 3-1 with a victory in front of the home crowd. CNN's Andy Scholes joins us from Nationals Park with the preview.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN REPORTER: Well, you can just feel the excitement here in Washington, D.C. as the Nationals prepare to host game four of the World Series. This is the first time they've had the World Series in this city in 86 years. You walk around town all you see is people wearing red and "Go Nats" signs everywhere. This stadium it was rocking last night for game three the fans here just waiting to explode. But unfortunately, the Nationals didn't give the crowd a chance to go wild. They scored just one run in the loss. They hope for a much better outcome tonight in game four. Both managers spoke moments ago about their team's approach to this pivotal game.</s>DAVE MARTINEZ, NATIONALS MANAGER: I want them to be aggressive in the strike zone today. We were one or two big hits away from blowing the big game open so hopefully we get those today.</s>A.J. HINCH, ASTROS MANAGER: I think the game in itself I am going to trust myself to read the game, I'm still going to utilize as many guys as we need to. The fear of using so many predetermined pitchers is going to be the back end of the game.</s>SCHOLES: Now with the Astros' win in game three that does guarantee a game five tomorrow night. President Trump says he plans on attending. Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred says he spoke with President Trump and in order not to disrupt the fans getting in and out of the stadium, President Trump says he will arrive after the first pitch and then leave before the game is over. Now for tonight's game four, this continues to be one of the hottest tickets we've seen in sports the entire year.
Astros Look To Even Series, Nationals Aim To Stretch Lead In World Series.