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The Red Sox started their game against the Royals late on Wednesday after thunderstorms rolled through Boston, and the lightning continued above Fenway Park throughout Wednesday’s game.
A photo taken by Jim Davis of the Globe during the game (pictured above) captured lightning above the Coca-Cola sign. Twitter user Bri Marie D took video of lightning repeatedly flashing across the sky during the game as well.
It’s lit #fenway #RedSox pic.twitter.com/cTsio4lrug
— Bri Marie D (@BriMarieD) July 1, 2021
The Red Sox went into a rain delay in the bottom of the sixth inning.
According to @PeteNBCBoston … the heavy rain around @fenwaypark should be for about 45 minutes and the last bit of drops going away in an hour. #RedSox #Royals in a rain delay. pic.twitter.com/297zjmcNhk
— Raul Martinez (@RaulNBCBoston) July 1, 2021
When the game was postponed, the Red Sox led 5-2. J.D. Martinez had the big hit — a three-run homer to center in the third inning that got the scoring started.
FORGET THOR, JD MARTINEZ IS THE GOD OF THUNDER!!!
— BoSox Injection (@BoSoxInjection) July 1, 2021
pic.twitter.com/QcNlDEQsfg
The Red Sox ultimately prevailed in the game, 6-2.
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