Rangers lightning

• ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) -- Talk about an electrifying performance.
(CNN Sports Illustrated)
• Yet, the fury unleashed from a darkening night sky Sunday at Rangers Ballpark had no rival.
(ESPN)
• A victory in 13 innings allowed the Rangers to speak a little more loosely about their reaction to the lightning bolt and deafening clap of thunder in the fourth inning that spooked just about everyone at Rangers Ballpark.
(Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
• Scott Feldman (3-6), the eighth Rangers pitcher, worked the last two innings.
(Dallas Morning News)
• Scott Feldman (3-6), the eighth Rangers pitcher, worked the last two innings. Along with extra innings in the last game before the All-Star break, there was a 46-minute delay in the fourth inning that started with a lightning bolt and a loud clap of thunder.
(ABC News)
• Your resident weatherman is back with another tale of Mother Nature disrupting our National Pastime. The incident happened in the top of the fourth inning with Ryan Doumit at the plate.
(YAHOO!)
• Rangers pull out extra-inning win despite earth-shattering lightning.
(Pegasus News)
• Park rangers had to contend with monsoonal rain, hail and lightning to complete two rescue operations in Rocky Mountain National Park on Friday, July 6. William Pinch III, 51, of Arvada, Colo.
(Estes Park Trail Gazette)