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The MLB rescheduled the start of the Mets-Phillies game in response to smoke from Canadian wildfires, aiming to mitigate health risks associated with poor air quality. The change was implemented to ensure player and spectator safety.
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The MLB rescheduled the start of the Mets-Phillies game in response to smoke from Canadian wildfires, aiming to mitigate health risks associated with poor air quality. The change was implemented to ensure player and spectator safety.
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MLB Reschedules Mets-Phillies Game Due to Smoke from Canadian Wildfires