Rain threat forces Red Sox to delay Tigers game 3 hours at Fenway Park

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Rain threat forces Red Sox to delay Tigers game 3 hours at Fenway Park

Rain threat forces Red Sox to delay Tigers game 3 hours at Fenway Park

The Boston Red Sox pushed back the start of Sunday's game against the Detroit Tigers by three hours because of a forecast of rain. The first pitch at Fenway Park is now scheduled for 4:35 p.m. The original schedule had the game at 1:35 p.m. The team said it consulted with Major League Baseball bec

Rain threat forces Red Sox to delay Tigers game 3 hours at Fenway Park

The Boston Red Sox pushed back the start of Sunday's game against the Detroit Tigers by three hours because of a forecast of rain. The first pitch at Fenway Park is now scheduled for 4:35 p.m. The original schedule had the game at 1:35 p.m. The team said it consulted with Major League Baseball because of a forecast for rain from mid-day into the afternoon.

Fenway Park's famous Green Monster will have to wait a little longer for some action today. Due to a persistent rain forecast threatening the Boston area from midday through the afternoon, the Red Sox have officially delayed Sunday's series finale against the Detroit Tigers by three hours.

The first pitch, originally slated for the traditional 1:35 p.m. start, is now scheduled for 4:35 p.m. at the historic ballpark. The decision was made in consultation with Major League Baseball, aiming to capitalize on a window of clearer weather expected later in the day and give the teams the best chance to complete the game without interruption.

This strategic delay sets the stage for a crucial rubber match. With the four-game series currently tied, this afternoon's contest will decide who heads into Monday's unique Patriots' Day morning game with the momentum. Fans planning to attend should plan for the later start and, as always when New England weather is involved, keep a rain jacket handy just in case.

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