The Red Sox and Twins are racing a line of severe thunderstorms to the finish

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A large complex of storms capable or producing high winds, frequent lightning, and torrential rain is approaching the Red Sox and Twins in Minneapolis as they try to complete the final few innings of Monday’s game. Here is the latest radar as of 10:00p ET.

With extreme instability flourishing ahead of this line of storms, a long delay seems likely. So add this craziness to an already crazy game. If anybody can take the lead, Mother Nature may be the best closer of all (I hear she has a career ERA

of 0.00).

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