MLB reschedules three games in California in anticipation of Hurricane Hillary impact

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Three Major League Baseball games originally scheduled to take place in California this weekend have been rescheduled. The league is making an adjustment to the schedule due to the forecast for Hurricane Hilary.

As of Friday, Hurricane Hillary was considered a Category 4 storm. 

The Arizona Diamondbacks planned to wrap up their four game series with the San Diego Padres in California on Sunday. While the Rays were set to the play the Dodgers in Los Angeles and the Marlins were going to face the Los Angeles Angels.

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A detail shot of the MLB logo on batting practice balls before the game against the Peoria Javelinas and the Mesa Solar Sox at Sloan Park on Saturday, September 21, 2019 in Mesa, Arizona.  (Jill Weisleder/MLB Photos via Getty Images)

All of those teams will now be playing doubleheaders on Saturday.

"I’m very grateful that they were proactive in the thought," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said. 

"It’s certainly going to be an inconvenience for some people that had Sunday tickets, but to at least get ahead of it made sense to me. ... This is crazy. A hurricane, Southern California, this is very unprecedented, clearly. I just want to make sure we get ahead of it, people get safe and it passes us by."

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The first game in San Diego begins at 12:10 p.m. local time, and the second is scheduled for 5:40 p.m. The opener at Angel Stadium starts at 1:07 p.m. local time, and the nightcap is scheduled for 6:07 p.m. 

The games at Dodger Stadium are scheduled for 12 p.m.