I watched Rays’ phenom David Price pitch against Aaron Cook, who in my opinion should have been the MVP of last year’s All-Star Game. (People have a hard time voting for a player from the losing team, but Cook was more valuable to the N.L. than J.D. Drew was to the A.L.) Price got knocked around for four runs in the second inning, but recovered to last seven innings while allowing five runs. He was outpitched by Cook, however, who went seven innings and gave up just three runs. Each surrendered two home runs, but the ones hit off Cook were both solo shots (including Longoria’s). In addition to a solo homer, Price served up a three-run bomb.
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19 June 2009
4 win over the Rockies, whose 11-game winning streak came to an end.
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24 October 2008
er in baseball history to record a postseason win before winning a regular season game, Rays phenom David Price added to his resume by collecting a save (in Game 7, no less) in the A.L.C.S. aga
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29 February 2008
With more talent from the minors on the way, especially top pitching prospects Wade Davis and David Price, Tampa Bay might be able to contend with the big boys in a couple of years.
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