Brewers vs. Rays Rain Delay, May 10: Full Details, Updates, Start Time

Saturday afternoon baseball might quickly turn into Saturday night baseball. The Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays have announced that this afternoon's contest is officially in a weather delay. Scattered thunderstorms are in the forecast in Tampa tonight, but it does appear that a long enough window exists to still get the game in before the end of the night.

The two teams have not yet announced an official start time, but stay tuned for updates as they should arrive shortly. When the game does begin it will be Tobias Myers toeing the rubber first for the Brewers and Taj Bradley opposing him for the Rays. Interestingly enough, Bradley's last start, which came against the New York Yankees, was also delayed due to rain. The Rays took game one of the series last night, pushing the Brewers back below .500 and in need of a bounce back performance tonight.

Brewers vs. Rays Rain Delay, May 10: Full Details, Updates, Start Time

Rain delays are a new development for the Rays who previously played their games in the domed Tropicana Field before being forced to switch to the open-air George M. Steinbrenner field for this year's home games after their former stadium suffered severe damage as a result of Hurricane Milton last fall.

Updates on today's start game will be posted directly to this article, so be sure to check in for more on when we might get to see the Crew play tonight.

UPDATE (2:54 pm CT): The Rays have announced that today's game is scheduled to start just 30 minutes after it was initially intended to. First pitch is now set for 3:35pm CT.

UPDATE (5:56 pm CT): The Brewers and Rays have entered in to another weather delay. As of now, it is expected that the game will resume at some point this evening. It's tied 2-2 in the bottom of the 5th.