Red Sox Rain Delay: Saturday’s match against the cardinals do not start on time

Boston – The Red Sox -Cardinals match on Saturday will not start on time because of the rain. It is officially delayed after the start time scheduled at 4:10 p.m.

The officials plan to meet around 5:45 p.m. to determine the next steps.

“Fans of attention,” said a message from the video table. “The start of the game will be delayed due to the weather in the region. Other updates will be provided when they are available. Thanks for your patience.”

We don’t know when – or if – things will be in progress. The tarpaulin remains on the ground in Fenway. The National Weather Service asks for the rain throughout the afternoon in Boston.

“The rain and perhaps a thunderstorm,” reads NWS forecasts. “High almost 46 years of the southeast wind around 11 MPH, with gusts of up to 21 mph. The chances of precipitation is 80%. New damage to precipitation between a tenth and a quarter of a thumb, except as possible quantities possible in thunderstorms. ”

Manager Alex Cora said earlier in the afternoon he expects the teams to play. Otherwise, Boston and Saint-Louis will probably play a double-day double head. For the moment, the final of the series should be the Sunday evening baseball match on ESPN at 7:10 p.m.

If the teams play on Saturday, it will be Righty Richard Fitts starting for the Red Sox and Righty Andre Plalant Pitching for Saint-Louis. Friday, Boston won the opening match of the series, 13-9.