Are the Mets playing today? Weather forecast for Mets vs Rays game on Saturday
The Mets and Tampa Bay Rays continue their weekend series at Citi Field on Saturday.
And hopefully, the weather cooperates.
The Mets are coming off a disappointing loss in Friday night's series opener in which they saw a four-run lead evaporate in the sixth inning.
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The result was a 7-5 loss to the Rays in front of 41,622 at Citi Field.
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Here's what to know about Saturday's game between the Mets and Rays:
What time is Mets vs Rays game on Saturday?
First pitch is scheduled for 4:10 p.m.
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Weather forecast for Mets vs Rays on Saturday
According to weather.com, light rain is in the forecast throughout the afternoon with a high of 63 degrees.
What channel is Mets vs Rays on Saturday?
The Mets vs. Rays game is being televised on SNY.
Mets vs Rays pitching probables on Saturday
Tylor Megill (5-4, 3.76 ERA) is starting for the Mets on Saturday, while Drew Rasmussen (5-4, 2.22) gets the ball for the Rays.
This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: Are the Mets playing today? Weather forecast for Mets vs Rays on Saturday
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