The Colorado Rockies vs San Francisco Giants match originally scheduled for Monday, May 3 at 6:40 pm MDT has been postponed due to bad weather. The game will be played as part of the traditional dobleheader tomorrow, Tuesday, May 4, with the first game starting at 3:40 p.m. MDT and the second starting no later than 45 minutes after the completion of the first game. The two doubles holders will be seven innings regulation games.

Only tickets for the original match on 4 May 6:40 pm will be valid for doubles holders. The same ticket is valid for one or both games in the same designated seat location. Fans will not be asked to break out of the ballpark between games.

Tickets from May 3 games purchased directly from the Colorado Rockies will be credited to their account or returned to the credit card where they were purchased. This ticket holder will be contacted via email with additional details.

The parking lot on Tuesday, May 4 will open at 1:30 p.m. with gates opening at 2:00 p.m.

Free tickets are worth zero dollars and therefore cannot be refunded or exchanged for other games.

Discounted tickets only apply to the amount paid to Rockies and are subject to any restrictions applicable to the original sale

Secondary market customers for Monday, May 3 matches should contact the Customer Service Department where the purchase was made. Secondary market tickets are not valid for credits / refunds or exchanges through the Colorado Rockies.

SEATTLE – The Mariners are the first team in Major League Baseball to provide a COVID-19 vaccine to fans attending matches at T-Mobile Park.

The club announced plans Monday to do so in partnership with the City of Seattle and Sounders FC, which began implementing a similar process at its games on Sunday.

The plan is to have continued availability at the Mariners home game until further notice, starting with Tuesday’s 7:10 pm PT contest against the Orioles.

No appointment required. Vaccines will be offered on a walk-up basis at three locations within the T-Mobile Park:

• Home Run Porch Edgar, near the left of the field offense
• Near section 105
• Rooftop Wooden Walk at View level (300 level)

Vaccinations will be administered by Seattle Fire Department EMS personnel, and Virginia Mason Franciscan Health will have staff and volunteers to support the process. Vaccine is free and will be available once the gates are opened two hours before the first pitch. Only those aged 18 years and over who have not received the first dose are eligible.

Fans who qualify for the vaccine will have the choice of a single dose of Johnson & Johnson injection or the first dose of Moderna vaccine. Those who receive a Moderna injection will be able to schedule their second dose at one of the City of Seattle community vaccination sites at Lumen Field Event Center, Rainier Beach or West Seattle.

“Getting vaccinated is the most important thing we can do to protect ourselves, our families and our communities. By partnering with Virginia Mason Franciscan Health and the City of Seattle to offer vaccinations at our games, we can help our community get closer to ending the COVID-19 pandemic, ”said John Stanton, Mariners chairman and general managing partner, in a statement.

For those who can’t receive the vaccine at the Mariners game, the Lumen Field Event Center location across the street from T-Mobile Park provides non-appointment vaccinations on Wednesdays and Saturdays. For information about other vaccine locations, or to schedule an appointment, Click here.

Virginia Mason Franciscan Health has delivered more than 300,000 vaccines to date across health systems. Community members are also welcome to visit the health system website to list vaccination appointments where available by clicking here.

“The City of Seattle is proud to partner with our Seattle Mariners to offer in-game vaccinations to fans,” said Seattle Mayor Jenny A. Durkan in a statement. “As we begin our final vaccination efforts, we will continue to bring the COVID-19 vaccine directly to our eligible communities, and Tuesday’s match was no exception. We’ll be seeing our Mariners fans at the ballpark this Tuesday for the vaccinations and the win. Come on Mariners! “

“Attendance at our City sporting event allows us to go wherever people are going to vaccinate,” said Seattle Fire Chief Harold Scoggins. “We want to make access to the vaccine as easy as possible, and are pleased to announce that Mariners fans can now attend Tuesday’s game with family and friends, as well as receive their first dose of Moderna vaccine or a single dose of Johnson & Johnson. Let’s do a home run, Seattle, and do your best! “

Dan Andrew Ross, MD, medical director, sports sponsor, Virginia Mason Franciscan Health: “Our organization welcomes the opportunity to partner with the Mariners in supporting COVID vaccination efforts in our community.”