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Some things in baseball are just inevitable and Mother Nature having her say on baseball proceedings every now and then is one of those instances.<\/p>\n
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And on Friday, ahead of their inter-league series against the Milwaukee Brewers the Royals learned they’d have to postpone their first game of the season.<\/p>\n
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With that comes their first doubleheader and the chaos that comes with that. While the 27th man on the roster still needs to be established, the rest of the details are in place.<\/p>\n
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Here’s what Royals fans need to know about Saturday’s twin outings.<\/p>\n
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In their official team announcement of the postponement on Friday, the Royals said that their first game would technically be what was supposed to be Game 2 of this series<\/a> before the change.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n That’s only important for ticket holders, as rescheduled tickets will be honored for the night session. The pitching matchups will remain the same though.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n It will be the newly promoted Luinder Avila who will still be tasked with getting the Royals back into the win column<\/a> in the first game, off the backs of a great cameo in the majors as reliever in 2025, a solid spring training and a standout performance in the World Baseball Classic with Venezuela. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n That game will commence a 1:10 p.m. CT first pitch.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Then, in Game 2, the Royals will pull out all the stops both on the mound and in their events and promotions<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nGame 2 of Royals doubleheader vs. Brewers will have all the bells and whitsles<\/h2>\n