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Experts: Solar eclipse countdown, what to expect
In just four days, New York will see its first total solar eclipse in 50 years. One of the top places to watch will be Niagara Falls. One million tourists will be there too. Program Executive David Cheney shares more.
NEW YORK - The scheduled start time for Monday's game between the New York Yankees and Miami Marlins has been changed because of the total solar eclipse.
New York was initially set to host the Marlins at 2:05 p.m. The start was pushed back four hours.
"After reconsidering the challenges of playing through Monday’s solar eclipse, including potential in-game delays, Major League Baseball and the Yankees have rescheduled the start time of the Yankees-Marlins game on April 8 at Yankee Stadium from 2:05 p.m. to 6:05 p.m.," the team said in a statement Thursday.
Ballpark gates will open at 3 p.m. NYC will experience a partial eclipse at 3:25 p.m., with 89.6% of the sun covered by the moon at its peak. As previously planned, the first 15,000 fans to arrive will receive a Yankees Solar Eclipse T-Shirt, the club said.