KANSAS CITY – For the second time in the past week, rain has fallen on the royal family. Sunday’s final game against the Tigers at Kauffman Stadium has been postponed and is scheduled to take place as part of the head-to-head double on Monday, July 11 in Kansas City.
Game 1 of the double header will start at 1:10pm CST, and Game 2 – the originally scheduled game – will start at 7:10pm CST. Both matches will be the organization of nine-stroke competitions.
Tickets for Sunday’s postponed match will be honored for the rescheduled match. Fans do not have to exchange their original tickets if they choose to attend Match 1, but if they are unable to attend, tickets must be exchanged for the July 11 premiere. More information It can be found here.
With a day off scheduled for Monday, the royals pushed their starters again; Instead of starting Sunday’s game, right-hand man Carlos Hernandez will start Tuesday’s opener against the Twins at Kauffman Stadium.
He will be followed by Daniel Lynch left and Zach Greeneke right to finish the house.
the Royal family They cut their losing streak from five matches Saturday night on the back of Hunter Dozier, who took the game, twice in the second half. They’ll try to keep that momentum two days off the field—although after a brief spring training period, Kansas City will take advantage of any vacation days they can get, and will be back on Tuesday with new, rested players.
Pitchers were still able to play field catch on Sunday before the rain started, and he threw in a few sessions, including Lynch, Brady Singer and Dylan Coleman.
Each of last week’s downpours cost some royals players time on the field early in the season. Defender Kyle Ispel was likely to start last Wednesday in St. Louis. Eduardo Olivares was in the starting lineup on Sunday, scoring seventh and playing left, on his first start to the season and first consistent streak of rackets since he made it to a spot on the opening day roster during the spring.
Manager Mike Matheny also changed the lineup around Sunday to give Andrew Benintende and Carlos Santana a day off, moving Dozier to fourth and Michael A. .
Now, the royals are gearing up for another central American League contender in the Twins. As the offensive looks to change up its sluggish start, they will face Minnesota starters Chris Archer, Chris Baddack and Joe Ryan.
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