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Hey baseball fans! We’ve got an exciting matchup happening Wednesday night as the St. Louis Cardinals take on the New York Yankees for Game 3 of their series. Think of it like the third round of a best-of-seven playoff series – every game matters!
Important Update: There’s currently a rain delay at Yankee Stadium. The game hasn’t started yet, and there’s no estimated start time. Grab a snack and stay tuned!
ELI5 Explanation: ERA stands for "Earned Run Average." Imagine if a pitcher played 9 full games – an ERA of 4.14 means they’d give up about 4 runs per game on average. It’s like a report card for pitchers!
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Game | Game 3 of the series |
| Teams | St. Louis Cardinals @ New York Yankees |
| Location | Yankee Stadium (New York) |
| Scheduled Time | 6:05 PM Central Time |
| TV Broadcast | Cardinals.tv |
| Current Status | RAIN DELAY – No start time yet |
Fun Fact: Yankee Stadium is one of the most famous baseball stadiums in the world – it’s like the "Disney World" of baseball parks!
Tonight’s Cardinals vs. Yankees Game 3 is currently in a rain delay at Yankee Stadium. The Cardinals will start Andre Pallante, while the Yankees counter with right-hander Will Warren (8-5, 4.14 ERA). First pitch was scheduled for 6:05 PM Central on Cardinals.tv, but Mother Nature has other plans! Keep checking for updates on when the game might actually start.
A: RHP stands for Right-Handed Pitcher. It simply means Will Warren throws the baseball with his right hand. There are also LHPs (Left-Handed Pitchers)!
A: It’s decent but not elite. An 8-5 record means he’s won more games than he’s lost. A 4.14 ERA is around average for Major League Baseball – not amazing, but not terrible either. For context, the very best pitchers have ERAs under 3.00.
A: The game pauses completely. Players go to the clubhouse, the field gets covered with a huge tarp, and everyone waits for the rain to stop and the field to dry. The umpires decide when (or if) play resumes.
A: According to the information, the broadcast is only on Cardinals.tv. You’ll need to stream it through their platform rather than finding it on a traditional cable channel like ESPN or Fox Sports.
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Final Note: Baseball is the only major sport that stops for rain! So grab a hot cocoa, get cozy, and wait for the "Play Ball!" call. Go Cards!