The Dodgers have a chance to win the World Series on Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium, with Game 4 set to send out a largely regular lineup for them throughout the postseason.

Mookie Betts, Max Muncy and Tommy Edman have played every inning this postseason, and Shohei Ohtani has taken every plate appearance as designated hitter. Will Smith has caught all but two innings in October, and Teoscar Hernández has also started all fourteen games.

Freddie Freeman had to sit out three games in the first two rounds to rest his sprained right ankle and has gone gangbusters in the World Series. Kiké Hernández in Game 4 is starting his 12th straight game.

Gavin Lux is making his 10th start of the postseason, against every right-handed starting pitcher the Dodgers have faced. In Game 4, that right-handed opponent is Luis Gil of the Yankees, who allowed three runs in 5⅔ innings against the Dodgers at Yankee Stadium on June 9.

Ben Casparius will be the first pitcher on the mound for the Dodgers in what is expected to be a bullpen game in Game 4. It is his first Major League start in a potential title game.

“It’s all about doing your job, every man. When you go out, you get the outs you’re asked to get. And once that happens, you have to watch the guy coming behind you do the same thing,” Brent Honeywell told reporters Monday ahead of Game 3 at Yankee Stadium. “I would put our bullpen up with any bullpen I’ve ever been in and any bullpen I’ve ever seen.”