Baseball Fans Think MLB Should Be Ashamed Of Themselves For How Yankees Game Postponement Was Handled

MLB Fans Rip Handling Of ALS Game 5 Postponement

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After Monday night’s winner-take-all ALDS game between the New York Yankees was postponed until Tuesday, baseball fans immediately took to Twitter to flame MLB for how they handled the situation.

While Game 5 between the Yankees and Guardians was supposed to begin at 7:07, rain forced the game to be delayed and then eventually postponed. The problem, though, is that MLB did not announce the game’s postponement until after 10 p.m. Adding insult to injury for sports fans across the country was the fact that Russell Wilson and the Denver Broncos were simultaneously stinking out the joint on Monday Night Football.

Baseball fans crush MLB and commissioner Rob Manfred for waiting so long to postpone Monday night’s ALDS Game 5 between the Yankees and Guardians

“What a freaking surprise. Could’ve postponed this at 6pm. Reminder baseball fans, Rob Manfred hates you,” said SiriusXM’s Adam Schein.

“Did they really make people wait around in the Bronx for this?” questioned ESPN Radio’s Alan Hahn.

“Will the people who just watched 2 hours of a Dwyane Wade game show be reimbursed?” this Twitter user joked.

To make matters worse for fans, their Game 5 tickets are only valid to get into TODAY’S Game 5 — which was moved from being a night game at 7 p.m. to an afternoon game at 4 p.m. — and are not eligible for a refund.

Game 5 between the New York Yankees and Cleveland Guardians will now take place in the Bronx on Tuesday evening at 4:07 p.m. The winner of the series will take on the Houston Astros in the ALCS, which begins on Wednesday night in Texas.

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