The regular-season finale between the Guardians and Houston Astros was canceled Sunday after lengthy delay, preventing Cleveland third baseman José Ramírez from a shot at hitting his 40th home run and joining the exclusive 40-40 club.

The Guardians are locked into the No. 2 spot in the American League playoffs, though they still away their potential opponent in the ALDS. Sunday's game, though, is in danger of being rained out, as both teams are locked into their current seeds (Guardians 2, Astros 3). Rain is in the forecast, and it's only getting worse.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Sunday’s scheduled 3:10 p.m. game between the Guardians and Astros will not begin on time. Cleveland announced at 2:30 p.m. that the game is in a rain delay and that the two clubs would revisit a potential start time within an hour.