Crazy storm interrupts Matt Harrison rehab start in Frisco, Texas
By Dan Zinski
Mar 31, 2013; Houston, TX, USA; Texas Rangers starting pitcher Matt Harrison (54) throws a pitch against the Houston Astros in the second inning at Minute Maid Park. Mandatory Credit: Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports
The Frisco RoughRiders were supposed to play a game Thursday night at their home park. This game was supposed to include four innings of rehab work for Rangers pitcher Matt Harrison.
And then this crap happened. Oh HELL no.
That will make you want to leave early.. Storm rolling through during the Frisco RoughRiders ballgame.. pic.twitter.com/unWADMJt1W
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The game was called after a couple innings, cutting short Matt Harrison’s rehab start.
Besides putting Matt Harrison’s rehab behind schedule, the storms also dumped baseball-sized hail on people’s cars, and sent tornadoes careening through populated areas, damaging structures.
The University of North Texas campus was one of the areas hit, according to reports.
But you know, Harrison is the main concern here. Stupid mother nature.
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