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Baseball in Hazardous Air | Wilmington News
When the Phillies faced the Mets in a Major League Baseball game after the All-Star break, Philadelphia’s air quality hit a dangerous 196 on the index — with parts of the Northeast and Midwest nearing 500. The game was moved up an hour, a smart call, as players reported burning eyes, breathing metal, and worsening visibility. Despite discomfort, managers said play wasn’t significantly affected — though umpire Dan Iassogna stood out for constantly checking in on player health. The Phillies skipped outdoor batting practice to minimize exposure, and even an MLS game in Chicago was postponed…
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