With spring training finally over, the Giants can smell Opening Day in Los Angeles.
Literally.
The exhibition finale between the Dodgers and Angels at Dodger Stadium was halted after five innings Tuesday due to a water main breaking on the field.
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The grounds crew at the stadium attempted to sweep the water away. They also tried using the drying agent that is used following rain delays. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts, Angels manager Mike Scioscia and Dodgers president Stan Kasten discussed the situation on the field. They decided not to resume the game.
According to The Los Angeles Times, Kasten is not worried about the broken pipe impacting the season opener between the Giants and Dodgers on Thursday afternoon.
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