July 5th, 2021
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Due to the path of Tropical Storm Elsa, the Tampa Bay Rays and Major League Baseball have adjusted the schedule for the three-game series against the Cleveland Indians at Tropicana Field.
The game on Tuesday, July 6 has been postponed and rescheduled as a single-admission doubleheader on Wednesday, July 7 at 12:10 p.m. ET. For Wednesday’s doubleheader, gates will open at 10:40 a.m. Game 2 will begin approximately 30 minutes following the conclusion of Game 1. Single-game tickets dated Wednesday, July 7 will be valid for both games of the doubleheader, and no exchange is necessary.
Per Major League Baseball and its Players Association, both games of the doubleheader will be seven innings in length.
By Tom Ponzo
Jul 5, 2021
Is Monday night the last night of the NHL season? We certainly find out as Ian and Jay help get you ready for game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final between YOUR Lightning and the Montreal Canadiens. To discuss the potential season-ending game, Ian and Jay talk with ESPN s Greg Wyshynski, and Bally Sports Sun s Bolts and Rays reporter Kailey Mizelle! Also a Rays update with St. Pete 9 s Steve Carney, who joined us prior to the news that Tuesday s Rays game is postponed because of the arrival of Tropical Storm Elsa. Plus Halftime Heat, Pick to Click and MORE!
By Tom Ponzo
Jul 5, 2021
Bally Sports Sun reporter covering the Tampa Bay Lightning, Kailey Mizelle, joins Ian and Jay on Monday, just a few hours away from game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final! The new mom talks about her and her husband s first child, and the challenge of working with a newborn, and the Bolts run to the final has made it a lot easier for her. Kailey shares which line has impressed her the most, and it s likely one you re not thinking. She also predicts a player who will stand out in Monday s game 4. All that and MORE!
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Don Mattingly, Brian Snitker comment on Pablo Lopez’s ejection following Acuña HBP
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Things escalated quickly between the Braves and Marlins on Friday evening as Miami starter Pablo Lopez was ejected after just one pitch. Lopez drilled Ronald Acuña Jr. in the arm the sixth time Miami’s pitching staff has hit Acuña Jr. with a pitch in his short career and after a discussion among the umpires, Lopez was ejected.
If you missed the show on Friday night, here’s the aftermath of Lopez’s ejection.
Pablo López has been ejected after hitting Ronald Acuña Jr. with his very first pitch of the game. pic.twitter.com/vIEddH2KJm Bally Sports South (@BallySportsSO) July 2, 2021