Thursday night’s Phillies–Mets game at Citizens Bank Park is moved up by about an hour because of air quality concerns, according to multiple reports. The start time is set for 6:10 p.m. ET, earlier than originally scheduled, after officials cited health and visibility issues related to poor air quality in the area. The adjustment affects the beginning of the three-game series between Philadelphia and New York, with the first game of the series pushed up to the new time. The Athletic reports the change is driven by concerns about wildfire smoke and the resulting air conditions at the ballpark. Yahoo Sports also reports that the Phillies announced the updated start time after the concerns developed later Thursday evening. The reports indicate the change is intended to address ongoing conditions that could affect spectators’ health and comfort, as well as visibility during the game. No additional details about specific health advisories or whether the game will face further delays are included in the provided summaries.