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East Coast Baseball Games Delayed by Heavy Rain

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East Coast baseball fans face a wet Easter Sunday as heavy rain delays multiple games, including the Red Sox vs Padres series finale at Fenway Park. Starting pitchers Walker Buehler and Ranger Suarez are set to face off, but weather conditions may force early exits. Officials are monitoring the situation, hoping for drier skies to squeeze the game in.

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East Coast Baseball Games Delayed by Heavy Rain

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Boston Red Sox News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!East Coast Baseball Games Delayed by Heavy Rain. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 5th, East Coast baseball fans are dealing with a soggy Easter Sunday as heavy rain slams multiple games. The Yankees vs. Marlins and Nationals vs. Dodgers are already delayed at the start. Over at Finway Park, the Red Sox hosting the Padres for their series finale is hanging in the balance too. Rain's been pounding Boston all day and forecasts show it picking up even more after 5pm. The Red Sox really want this one in since the Padres won't return this season. Starting pictures Walker Bueller for San Diego and Ranger Suarez for Boston are set to go head to head. Even without an early delay, the weather could mess with the flow later on. Fans and teens are bracing for interruptions that might force starters out prematurely if things drag. Officials are eyeing every window to squeeze the game in, hoping those April showers fade fast enough. With the East Coast drenched, MLB's crossing fingers for drier skies ahead. That wraps Boston Red Sox News today.

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