Suspendido el partido entre los Reds y los Cardinals debido a la lluvia

El tercer juego de la serie entre los Cincinnati Reds y los St. Louis Cardinals fue pospuesto el 24 de mayo debido a la lluvia en el Great American Ball Park. El encuentro se recuperará como parte de una doble cartelera dividida el lunes 17 de agosto.

El aplazamiento marcó el segundo retraso por lluvia para los Reds en tres días. El partido del viernes había sido trasladado al sábado como una doble cartelera dividida, donde los Cardinals ganaron el primer juego 8-1 y los Reds se llevaron el segundo 7-6 en 11 entradas.

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