lighting Reds-A's game starts after delay for lighting malfunction

OAKLAND, Calif.(AP) —On Tuesday night, the game between the Cincinnati Reds and the Oakland track and field team was delayed by more than 90 minutes due to lighting problems at the stadium.The row above the upper deck of the left field was only partially lit, causing delays.Those lights start flashing when the game starts.This was the second day in a row when the Reds postponed the game because of unusual circumstances.Their game against the San Francisco Giants in Cincinnati on Monday ended briefly in the first inning due to a swarm of bees.A announced 15 minutes before 7: 07m.The game will not start on time.Finally began at 8: 45.m.During the delay, two workers climbed up the fence against the railing along the outer edge of the stadium, and before reaching the lights, it took nearly 20 minutes to try to solve the problem, but did not succeed.Dave Caval, president of A, once left the stadium and hosted A meeting after home, including two referees, general manager David Foster, Oakland manager Bob Melvin and Reds manager DavidA technician climbed onto the left-hand field lighting structure of the Oakland Coliseum to try to fix the extinguished lights before a baseball match between the Cincinnati Reds and the Oakland track and field team on Tuesday, May 7, 2019, California.The start of the game was delayed due to working under the lights.LessA technicians climb up the left-hand field lighting structure of the Oakland Coliseum to try to fix the extinguished lights before the baseball game between the Cincinnati Reds and the Oakland track and field team on Tuesday, May 7, 2019, California.The start of the game was delayed due to working under the lights.Shortly after the meeting, A pitcher Mike Firth walked to the bullpen near the left field to start the pre-match warm-up and the lights were still out of order.