Temperatures on Saturday caused MLB teams and fans acro s the country to take precautions.Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said he pulled catcherChance Sisco aside and told him, under no circumstances, should he Tony Esposito Jersey be out on the field before the team took on the Red Soxin Baltimore."I told Chance, I don't want him hustling on and off the field. I want to see him walking," Hyde said, . "When you're a catcher in these type of games, it's not easy. After the eighth inning, his face was beet red."The temperature in Baltimore was97 degrees for the first pitch, with the high being 100 degrees for the afternoon."You've got to be smart in the way you spend your energy," Red Sox manager Alex Cora said. "It's that part of the schedule. We knew we were going to run into Pierre Pilote Jersey something like this. And we did."At Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, it was 94 degrees when the Reds took on the Cardinals, and at Wrigley Field, it was also 94 degrees when the Cubs took on the Padres.During the seventh inning stretch at Wrigley, the crowd cheered for the weather to cool down. The wind picked up at that point, bringing a nice breeze and relief to those in the stands.It was also 94 degrees at Yankee Stadium, wheresupplemental hydration stationswere set up and announcers repeatedly reminded fans to stay hydrated.As for batting Henri Jokiharju Jersey practice, only Cameron Maybin took the field, while all the other players stayed in the locker room and under the shade.During the Yankees' 11-5 win over the Rockies, Nolan Arenado suffered a leg cramp, likely from the heat."It was fine when we were walking on the gra s, but as soon as you got to the plate, it was like a cone of heat. It was awful," Yankees catcherAustin Rominesaid. "It was a struggle out there."Before the Jordan Schroeder Jersey Tigers hosted the Blue Jays, the team decided to do their warmups and Graham Knott Jersey work inside due to the 94-degree heat."We're not going to be silly. Just let them hit in the cages, and hopefully we'll be ready to play the game. I think we hit enough. We take enough ground balls," Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire said.The heat wave is expected to remain acro s the country for the next several days, and teams are expected to remain just as cautious until a predicted cold front moves in early this week. Related Articles