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Wild Rumor Surrounding Phillies and Reds Game

On Wednesday, April 3, multiple Major League Baseball games, including the Philadelphia Phillies‘ matchup against the Cincinnati Reds, faced delays due to adverse weather conditions.

Originally slated for a 1:05 p.m. ET start time, the game was rescheduled to begin at 4:05 p.m. ET in anticipation of improved weather conditions. However, persistent inclement weather continued to delay the game’s commencement.

During the delay, an unverified rumor circulated on social media, originating from a statement made by Jim Day of Bally Sports Cincinnati during the Reds’ local broadcast. Day suggested that both teams were willing to wait for an extended period to play the game, as the stadium was reportedly booked the following day, leaving no opportunity for a makeup game without the Reds returning to Philadelphia.

This rumor, which implied that a wedding was scheduled at Citizens Bank Park on April 4, was promptly refuted by the stadium’s official social media account. Despite the denial, uncertainty persisted regarding the availability of the stadium for potential rescheduling.

Given the unfavorable weather conditions, the likelihood of completing Wednesday’s game appeared slim. If a window for play were to emerge, it would likely result in a shortened contest spanning five or six innings, allowing for an official result without the need for a makeup game later in the season.

As speculation continued, the official announcement regarding the game’s status and any subsequent plans for rescheduling was eagerly awaited to quell online rumors and provide clarity to fans and stakeholders.

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