Chicago White Sox Game Suspended After 4 Pitches Due to Rain
Downpour Halts Play at Guaranteed Rate Field
Tuesday's Chicago White Sox game against the Minnesota Twins was suspended after just four pitches due to heavy rain. The game was called in the bottom of the first inning, with the White Sox leading 1-0.
The rain began falling heavily in the middle of the first inning, and the umpires quickly stopped play. The tarp was brought out to cover the field, but the rain continued to fall, and the game was eventually suspended.
Frustration for Sox Fans
The suspension of the game was a disappointment for White Sox fans, who were eager to see their team play after a long rain delay. However, the umpires made the right decision to stop play, as the field was unplayable.
The game will be resumed on Wednesday at 1:10 p.m. CT. The White Sox will start Lucas Giolito on the mound, while the Twins will start Sonny Gray.
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