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David Price sure has a lot of issues for a guy making $31 million a year. Nothing terribly newsworthy there, and Price is certainly not the first player to take his frustration out on those who cover baseball. What was even better was what analyst Jim Kaat had to say while announcing the game for MLB Network. Continue to Article

August 03, 2017 9:11:am EST

David Price sure has a lot of issues for a guy making $31 million a year. It showed in June when the pitcher went off on the Boston media over some perceived slights. Nothing terribly newsworthy there, and Price is certainly not the first player to take his frustration out on those who cover baseball. But when he went after Dennis Eckersley, it became a different story. We saw it Tuesday night at Fenway Park, where Eckersley basked in a warm ovation from the home crowd when introduced between innings. They've decided who the good guy is in this dustup, and it's not Price. What was even better was what analyst Jim Kaat had to say while announcing the game for MLB Network. "David Price didn't confront Continue to Article

August 03, 2017 3:28:am EST

00:48 - John Farrell told the media it was ‘disappointing’ that the David Price and Dennis Eckersley incident was made public. Lou Merloni, Kayce Smith and Kyle Draper talk about how Farrell could have handled it as the Red Sox manager. 06:39 - Greg Bedard of the Boston Sports Journal chats with Tom E. Curran about what the Patriots have seen from Jimmy Garoppolo during training camp. 11:05 - The Ravens are conflicted on whether or not they should sign Colin Kaepernick. Kyle Draper, Bedard, Smith and Curran debate whether Kaepernick should speak up in order to get another NFL contract. 20:14 - Lou Merloni returns to discuss if the Red Sox are becoming a likable team because of new players like Eduardo Nunez and Rafael Devers. Continue to Article

August 03, 2017 12:15:am EST

Eduardo Nunez and Rafael Devers ended up being the bats the Boston Red Sox needed - and they came a few days before the trade deadline. Red Sox President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski had a hole to fill at third base after the club released Pablo Sandoval last month. Just before Monday's cutoff for making deals without waivers, Dombrowski opted to shore up the bullpen by acquiring Addison Reed from the New York Mets. Continue to Article

August 02, 2017 10:14:pm EST