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He was outstanding you know i thought tonight a much more consistent location to all his pitches uh compared to just five days ago over in chicago so he was able to

throw his cutter to both sides of the plate he threw some really good fastballs into some

some big power right-handed hitters to keep

them from extending out over the plate. But he was in complete control. He got into a great rhythm.

And every time we scored, or the times that we are scoring, he's going out and putting up a zero

and maintaining the momentum. So a big knife for David and a boost for us.

Did you catch the last part of that comment? You know, every time we score, he goes out and puts up a zero, right? Like, I wonder if that's going back to last year because he recognized him, and David Price went out to the amount a year ago. After the Red Sox scored, he wasn't always great about holding on to those leads. So that's John Farrell from the weekend, talking about David Price, who honestly

did pitch very well on Saturday against a Baltimore oil. It's a Camden Yards. A big win for the

Red Sox, too. We'll get to that and a bunch of other things with the Red Sox here over the course

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