Game 3 of the American League Division Series between the Detroit Tigers and the Seattle Mariners experienced a rain delay, impacting fans eagerly awaiting the matchup. The scheduled late-afternoon game on Tuesday was set to take place in Detroit, but the infield was covered in anticipation of adverse weather conditions shortly before the first pitch.
Rain Forecast and Delay Details
Weather forecasts indicated steady rainfall throughout the early evening, with potential showers lingering until approximately 8 or 9 p.m. Fans were left wondering whether the game would be played on schedule.
David Ortiz’s Predictions
Amid the uncertainty, former Red Sox star David Ortiz, who occasionally steps into the role of meteorologist, offered a glimpse of optimism. He assured fans that the game would likely resume shortly.
- “They’re going to get it in,” Ortiz confidently stated.
- He noted, “It’s just a little green right here, but it’s going to be alright.”
- Ortiz pointed out a break in the weather, suggesting, “There’s a window — I can see a window right there! Let’s wait.”
Series Context
This competitive series has seen the Tigers and Mariners each win one of the first two games, increasing the stakes for this pivotal matchup. The outcome of this delayed game could have significant implications for both teams as they vie for a chance to advance further in the playoffs.
Stay tuned for updates on this unfolding situation as fans and players alike hope for clearing skies in Detroit. For more updates on Major League Baseball, visit El-Balad.
