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Incorrect Doubleheader Designation

Following the postponement of the Angels-Yankees game scheduled for Tuesday, August 6, the scoreboards of ESPN.com and the ESPN App listed the first game the doubleheader on Wednesday, August 7 as "Makeup from August 6."

In consultation with Major League Baseball, ESPN was informed that the second game of the doubleheader was the makeup game, pursuant to Rule 4.08(a)(2).

ESPN has updated the designations of both games of the doubleheader to reflect the correct information.

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