Rain is threatening to dampen the final matchup between the Philadelphia Phillies and Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park, but the show must go on—just a little later than planned. The game, originally scheduled for an earlier start, has been pushed back to 7:05 p.m. on May 14 as both teams and league officials keep a close eye on the skies.

The Red Sox took to social media to announce they are working with Major League Baseball and multiple weather services to determine the best course of action. With the Phillies not scheduled to return to Fenway this season, the message made it clear: every effort will be made to get this game in, even if it means a delayed first pitch.

AccuWeather forecasts show rain lingering in the Boston area through the evening, possibly lasting until 2 a.m. That’s a tough break for fans hoping to catch a crisp, clear night of baseball, but it’s all part of the game—especially in early spring when weather can be as unpredictable as a wild pitch.

For those gearing up to watch, this is a classic example of why having the right gear matters. Whether you’re braving the elements at the ballpark or settling in at home, a comfortable hoodie or a lightweight rain jacket can make all the difference. After all, baseball in April and May often comes with a side of drizzle.

Stay tuned for updates as the Phillies and Red Sox look to wrap up their series under the lights—rain or shine.