MLB Teams Shift Games to Beat Winter Chill

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Winter weather is crashing the MLB party early, forcing the New York Mets, Cleveland Guardians,

and Chicago White Sox to flip their Tuesday night games.

To afternoon starts, with cold snaps and high winds rolling in,

teams are dodging the freeze to keep things smooth.

The Mets move their Tuesday and Wednesday matchups against the Arizona Diamondbacks

from 7.10pm to 4.10pm. Eastern time.

Meanwhile, the Royals at Guardians game got bumped five hours ahead to 1.10pm.

Eastern, as nighttime temps dip below freezing.

These shifts help avoid piling up double headers, especially after recent rainouts

for both Kansas City and Cleveland. The White Sox also pushed their Tuesday tilt

with the Baltimore Orioles from 6.40pm Central to 2.10pm.

Central over similar cold. Forecasts.

Fans are feeling the love from the Mets, who are handing out limited free tickets

on a first-come, first-served basis using co-thank you at Mets.

Com slash tickets up to 4 per person.

Existing night game ticket holders get vouchers for future Monday through Thursday home games,

and all original tickets still work.

Smart moves all around to beat the chill and keep the season on track without extra headaches.