Yeah, I know why they don't play, but I feel like playing devil's advocate. I totally understand stopping play for lightning and what not, but really, why can't you play baseball in the rain? I played in high school and hated it when rain stopped games. I understand that it changes the way the game is played, but you can say the same for every sport that keeps playing under heavy precipitation. It affects the pitchers' technique, yes, but do you think a QB has fun throwing passes 30 yards down the field in a downpour? It's also a safety risk with the running, but again, you can say the same thing in the NFL. Maybe I'm "OldSchool," but I always found most rain delays/postponements to be sissy in their nature. Oh, and since the Cards game is in the bottom of the 5th, that game would be scrapped if they can't continue tonight, correct?