Step one: Stop guessing. Open your phone and type “Red Sox game time today” into Google. It’s literally the first result, unless you have 50 browser tabs open from shopping for Fenway Frank recipes. I’m guilty of this.
Step two: Check the Red Sox official website or their Twitter—but beware of spoilers. They’ll tweet “first pitch at 7:10” right after a photo of a guy eating a churro in the stands. Priorities, people.
Step three: Download the MLB app. It’s free, it’s slightly evil, and it will remind you of the start time with a push notification that feels like a gentle nudge from a baseball-loving fairy. Just don’t let it access your contacts.
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The Rain Delay Emergency Protocol
If the forecast says “chance of showers,” multiply that by 2.5 in your head. A 7:10 PM start becomes an “approximately 8:15 PM start” after a tarp dance by the grounds crew. That crew? They’re surprisingly fast—they can roll out 20,000 square feet of tarp in under 90 seconds. That’s faster than me finding my keys.
But here’s the silver lining: during a rain delay, Fenway Park shows classic game replays on the big screen. You might witness Jim Rice hitting a walk-off homer from 1978. Suddenly, the rain feels like a time machine.
