MLB Postpones Guardians-Rays Game 4 as Rain Hits Cleveland
Rain forced MLB to move Game 4 of the ALCS from Friday to Saturday, reshaping the playoff schedule and pitching plans.

KEY POINTS
- Guardians lead ALCS 2-1 after Game 3 win
- Game 4 postponed from Friday to Saturday due to rain
- Games 4-7 now run Saturday-Tuesday with no off day between Games 5 and 6
- Pitching plans may change, with Game 1 starters available on full rest
The Cleveland Guardians lead the Tampa Bay Rays 2-1 in the American League Championship Series after winning Game 3 on Thursday.
MLB postponed Game 4 at Progressive Field from Friday to Saturday night because of persistent rain and cold weather in Cleveland.
“MLB has postponed Game 4 of the ALCS between the Rays and Guardians until tomorrow.”
Games 4 through 7 are now scheduled from Saturday to Tuesday with no off day between Games 5 and 6.
The Rays had planned to start right-hander Nick Martinez, while the Guardians expected a bullpen game with Shawn Armstrong as the opener.
The delay lets managers bring back Game 1 starters on full rest, with Tampa Bay potentially turning to Drew Rasmussen and Cleveland possibly using Foster Griffin.
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