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Tony Mazurado.

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Here's the thing. David Price is one hell of a teammate.

He's a very strong competitor.

The support he gives his teammates in that clubhouse and that dugout is outstanding. And it's returned to him.

I think he genuinely appreciates competing with the Red Sox, the city of Boston,

and going out and working with his teammates to compete and win a championship.

Well, so here we go now.

Here we go, as if this game weren't interesting enough coming in.

David Price at the

center of it all tonight at Yankee Stadium. 6177790985 is your number here on the baseball

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Eight Zip.

It was never competitive, not from the beginning.

And then, frankly, the other story is that David Price's meltdown was way more interesting anyway.

So David Price, without question, is the story tonight in New York?

And if you have not followed any of this today, let me just tell you quickly what has happened here in the last 24 hours.

Okay?

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