Major League Baseball’s annual hurricane delay season has begun, with teams set to play 84 games in September as they make up for lost time due to weather-related postponements. The league typically adjusts schedules to accommodate interruptions from tropical storms and hurricanes, which frequently impact games in late summer and early fall. Fans and players alike will see a packed September slate, reflecting the league’s efforts to complete the full season despite disruptions. The move underscores how climate-related factors increasingly shape the sport’s calendar.

Hurricanes Start Season In September To Play 84 Games  Yahoo Sports