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White Sox Postpone Home Opener vs. Blue Jays Until Friday Due to Stormy Forecast
Rain in the forecast pushed back the White Sox opener, and all Thursday tickets will be honored Friday, the team said.
- On Wednesday, the Chicago White Sox announced they are postponing Thursday's home opener against the Toronto Blue Jays until Friday due to expected inclement weather.
- CBS Chicago meteorologist Kylee Miller expects strong to severe storms Thursday afternoon, bringing risks of heavy rain, high winds, and hail.
- The team confirmed all tickets and prepaid parking passes for Thursday's game remain valid for Friday's rescheduled match, which begins at 1:10 p.m.
- OEMC warns of traffic impacts and residential parking restrictions, noting that parking lots will open three hours before the game and gates open 2 hours before first pitch.
- Games scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at 1:10 p.m. remain on as planned, though spectators should monitor the weekend forecast as the weather outlook looks potentially soggy.
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White Sox home opener vs. Jays postponed to Friday
The Chicago White Sox will have to wait an additional day to play a home game.
·Jackson, United States
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Chicago White Sox home opener postponed until Friday because of showers and storms in the forecast
Thursday’s scheduled Chicago White Sox home opener against the Toronto Blue Jays has been moved to 1:10 p.m. Friday because of expected showers and thunderstorms.
·Chicago, United States
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