Nationals Game Start Pushed Back to 7:05 PM After Rain Delay
Rain that recently moved through the area has pushed tonight's first pitch back, per Nationals beat reporter Mark Zuckerman.
Tonight's Nationals game has had its first pitch delayed to 7:05 p.m. local time. The delay was caused by rain that had been affecting the area but has since cleared. The report comes directly from Mark Zuckerman, the established Washington Nationals beat reporter. The delay is relatively short but may affect pitcher warm-up routines and bullpen planning.
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