A game between the Minnesota Twins and Boston Red Sox today was postponed for a variety of reasons. Protests were taking place near the baseball stadium, and the team issued a statement saying the decision was made out of respect for Wright’s family and community safety concerns. In addition, there were reports that a player on the Red Sox was arrested for marijuana use. However, there’s a new reason for the postponement: the case of Alton Wright, a 20-year-old Black man shot by police.

Following the shooting in Brooklyn Center on Sunday night, the Minnesota Twins and Boston Red Sox have postponed their scheduled games. Both teams will make up today’s game with a doubleheader on Monday, July 16. The two teams will play seven-inning games and will be allowed to add a 27th player. The Twins have won seven of their last nine games and are currently 11.5 back in the Central Division.

As a result, the Twins will not play today. The team and the Red Sox have met to discuss the situation and are working to restore order. In the meantime, the team will try to get the game rescheduled as quickly as possible. There’s no word on whether the Twins will play the game tomorrow, but fans should expect a cancellation in the near future. This is not an unusual occurrence, and the Twins are a part of the history of Minnesota baseball.

The Minnesota Twins and Boston Red Sox decided to postpone the game today due to COVID-19 issues. The two teams consulted with local and state officials to decide on a new date. As a result, the Twins have changed their lineup. They will announce the rescheduled date in the near future. A team should wait until after the rescheduled date before making plans for the game.

The Twins’ scheduled game today against the Boston Red Sox has been postponed. The team has consulted with major league baseball and state officials in order to determine the best time to play the game. They’ll make up Monday’s game with a doubleheader on July 19 and have the 27th player added for the game. The Twins have won seven of nine games this season but remain 11.5 games behind the Red Sox in the Central Division.

In a statement issued by the team, the Twins said the game will be postponed until the incident has been resolved. The team is also offering the players a one-shot COVID-19 vaccine to deal with the virus. But, they’ve declined the vaccine and have yet to announce the date for the game. They also notified fans that they will not be able to watch the game this week.