Rain Postpones Multiple MLB Games, Doubleheaders Scheduled Wednesday

Several Major League Baseball games scheduled for July 1, 2025, were postponed due to inclement weather and rescheduled as split doubleheaders on July 2. The Milwaukee Brewers' series opener against the New York Mets was delayed, with Freddy Peralta and Jacob Misiorowski set to start for Milwaukee, while Clay Holmes and possibly Blade Tidwell will pitch for the Mets. Similarly, the Detroit Tigers and Washington Nationals postponed their game, rescheduling a day-night doubleheader featuring Tigers pitchers Tyler Holton and Jack Flaherty against Nationals starters Trevor Williams and MacKenzie Gore. In minor league action, the Brooklyn Cyclones' game against the Hudson Valley Renegades was also postponed and moved to a doubleheader, with notable pitching prospects slated to start. Additionally, other MLB games took place with notable performances, including the Chicago Cubs defeating the Cleveland Guardians and Shohei Ohtani hitting his 30th homer for the Los Angeles Dodgers in their win over the Chicago White Sox. These schedule changes reflect ongoing adjustments in response to weather disruptions across multiple leagues.