Phillies-Pirates game delayed again by rain
A rain delay pushed the start of the series finale at PNC Park from 3:35 p.m. to 3:45 p.m., marking the third delay for the Pirates’ homestand and the eighth this season.
Key points
- The game began at 3:45 p.m. after a ten‑minute delay.
- It is the third rain delay in the Pirates’ current homestand.
- The season has seen eight rain delays for Pittsburgh.
- The Pirates have a 2‑5 record in weather‑affected games.
- Fans should check team updates for further changes.
The Philadelphia Phillies and Pittsburgh Pirates encountered another rain delay at PNC Park, pushing back the start of their series finale on June. Originally scheduled for:35 p.m., first pitch was delayed just ten minutes to:45 p.m. after morning showers subsided, allowing the teams to take the field with only a brief interruption.
This marks the third rain delay during the Pirates’ current homestand and the eighth such delay for Pittsburgh this season. The teams also started their June matchup in a rain delay, with that game eventually beginning at:00 p.m. after a delay of over an hour.
Rain delays have become a recurring theme for both clubs this year, with the Pirates holding a 2-5 record in games affected by weather interruptions. Fans are advised to monitor official team updates for any further schedule changes as unpredictable weather continues to impact the series.
Your questions, answered
When did the Phillies-Pirates game start after the rain delay?
The first pitch was at 3:45 p.m. after a ten‑minute delay.
How many rain delays has the Pirates had this season?
Eight rain delays have occurred for Pittsburgh this season.
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