But you already knew that.
Here are a tidbit from the article that you should most definitely read. Assuming you care about such.
One of Sigwardt's assistants, Willie Taylor, said the tarp they have to carry onto the field whenever there's a delay weighs about 1,300 pounds. And if they don't get it on the infield in two minutes, the baseball game has to get cancelled. So, every time they run out on the field, Sigwardt is holding up a stopwatch to make sure they're on time. "Usually, [one minute and 30 seconds is good], but we have to make sure it's under two minutes, no matter what," said Taylor, whose crew went through 11 rain delays last season and 146 in 15 years coming into this season. Wow, I didn't know the tarp weighed that much and that the speed at which is rolled out was so important. It is truly amazing there aren't more game cancellations. The last one was in 2004.