The Red Sox-Cubs Saturday game was moved to Sunday at Tropicana Field in Tampa because of Northeast storms.

Major League Baseball made the move to protect players, staff, and fans from storms expected in Boston.

Moving to a dome in Florida let the series go on without rainouts or dangerous travel, the article says.

The switch required coordination between team executives, stadium staff, and league operations.

Teams had to move equipment and personnel quickly and secure the alternate stadium.

Ticket holders received direct updates about entry times and seating under the changed setup.

Players from both teams adjusted their pregame routines for the unexpected travel.

The article says the move avoided a complete series cancellation.

League officials will keep watching the weather to see whether other games need changes.

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