Heads up, Red Sox Nation! If you were planning your Sunday around a 1:35 p.m. first pitch at Fenway Park, you'll need to adjust your schedule. The Boston Red Sox have officially announced a new start time for their series finale against the Detroit Tigers.

Due to a forecast calling for mid-day rain in Boston, the game has been pushed back three hours to a 4:35 p.m. ET start. This proactive move aims to avoid a rain delay or a potential postponement, as the Sox have managed to dodge any rainouts so far this season and hope to keep that streak alive.

Fans with tickets should still keep an eye on the skies and official team channels Sunday, as conditions could lead to further adjustments. But the hope is that this shift will allow for a full, uninterrupted game.

And what a game it promises to be! After splitting the first two contests, including a 4-1 loss on Saturday, the Sox will look to clinch the series. The matchup features a fantastic pitching duel between All-Star left-handers Framber Valdez and Garrett Crochet, with Crochet aiming to bounce back from a tough previous start.

Win or lose Sunday, the homestand continues with the iconic Patriots' Day morning game on Marathon Monday. For now, grab your rain-ready gear and plan for an afternoon of baseball at the Fens.