Major League Baseball has adjusted the start times for Thursday's League Championship Series games due to weather concerns in Cleveland.
The ALCS Game 3 between the Tampa Bay Rays and Cleveland Guardians was moved from 6 p. m.
ET to 1 p. m.
ET, according to MLB. com.
The change was made after forecasts in Cleveland threatened inclement weather.
The Guardians returned home with the ALCS tied 1-1 after Tampa Bay won Game 2, 3-1, on Tuesday, following a 7-3 loss in Game 1.
In Kansas City, KMBC reported Thursday that rain would move out behind a strong cold front, with temperatures dropping sharply afterward.
Friday morning wind chills in Kansas City were expected to fall into the mid-30s, while afternoon highs were forecast in the low and mid-50s.
Saturday morning was expected to bring the area's coldest conditions since spring, with lows in the mid-30s.
KMBC said areas of frost were possible and warned that a possible freeze could damage plants.
The Brewers and Dodgers were scheduled for NLCS Game 4 at 8 p. m.
ET instead of 9 p. m.
The Brewers entered the matchup seeking a 3-0 series lead after winning the first two games in Milwaukee.
MLB.
com said postseason games carried by TNT Sports platforms and FOX, FS1 and FOX One would be available through MLB.
TV for authenticated subscribers of participating pay TV providers.
ESPN Radio was also set to provide live national coverage of every 2026 MLB Postseason game, while MLB Network planned extensive studio coverage throughout the postseason.
Spanish-language broadcasts were scheduled on UniMas for the ALCS and FOX Deportes for the NLCS, with Univision's TUDN Radio providing Spanish-language radio coverage for all LCS games.
MLB.
com said the 2026 postseason would be distributed in 16 languages to fans across more than 200 countries and territories, with the schedule subject to change.
