Boston Red Sox starting pitcher David Price allowed one hit over two innings, while striking out two and walking one in Sunday's 4-3 win over the Angels. It was Price's first start since August 4 after missing a month due to a cyst on his left wrist. The Southpaw didn't make any rehab starts so this was a shortened outing just to get him back into game speed. His next start lines up for Saturday against the Yankees, which is not a good matchup for someone getting back into the swing of things. ...

Boston Red Sox starting pitcher David Price (wrist) is scheduled to draw the start against the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday. Price missed around a month of action due to a sore wrist. The Red Sox are using a bullpen game on Saturday, so Price is likely going to be expected to eat up some innings on Sunday. He's been mediocre this season, but should have success against the Angels offense. With Price returning this weekend, Brian Johnson will move to the bullpen for the remainder of the season.

Boston Red Sox starting pitcher David Price (wrist) is expected to rejoin the starting rotation this weekend. He threw a bullpen session on Tuesday and said that he felt ready to pitch. He told reporters that he's ready to return, but doesn't feel comfortable hitting in Colorado. Price is expected to pitch at some point this weekend against the Los Angeles Angels.

Boston Red Sox starting pitcher David Price (wrist) is scheduled to throw a simulated game on Tuesday. It was initially believed that Price could return as soon as this weekend against the Padres, but he'll have to wait until next weekend against the Angels now. The veteran left-hander was much better in the first half and owns a 4.36 ERA, 1.32 WHIP and 126 strikeouts in 105 1/3 innings (21 starts) overall. It's looking like he'll get back just in time to help fantasy owners in the playoffs.

Boston Red Sox starting pitcher David Price (wrist) is likely to make his return to the rotation Sunday when the Red Sox face off against the Colorado Rockies. Fantasy owners are hoping Price can pitch the way he had been before the All-Star break when he pitched to the tune of a 3.16 ERA and 1.15 WHIP over 88 innings. In four starts since then, Price has a worrisome 10.59 ERA and 2.18 WHIP. Colorado isn't the first choice of parks to pitch in upon returning from injury, and Price's recent ...

Boston Red Sox starting pitcher David Price (wrist) threw a bullpen session on Saturday, and the plan is for him to throw again on Tuesday. There's a possibility that the left-hander could return for an eight-game West Coast trip that starts on Friday. The 33-year-old hasn't made a start since Aug. 4 due to a cyst on his left wrist, but the Red Sox desperately need him back with Chris Sale (elbow) done for the rest of the season as the BoSox try to make a run for a wild-card spot. Price is 7-5...

Boston Red Sox starter David Price received a cortisone shot on his injured wrist that forced him to the IL earlier this week. He stated he's "feeling better" and was able to do some exercises, but manager Alex Cora has yet to give a timetable for a return. Price said he felt the issue four starts ago, which makes sense since he's served up 20 runs since then, upping his ERA from 3.16 to 4.36 in this span. The 33-year-old has returned better results in the strikeout column this season punching ...

Boston Red Sox starting pitcher David Price (wrist) has been placed on the 10-day injured list, retroactive August 5. Price has a triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) cyst in his left wrist. He's been absolutely destroyed during his last four starts, so this injury explains why that happened. It's unknown how much time he's going to miss, so fantasy owners are just going to need to stay patient.

Boston Red Sox starting pitcher David Price gave up seven runs in just 2 2/3 innings in Sunday's 7-4 loss to the New York Yankees. He scattered nine hits, while striking out three and walking two. Two early home runs, and a six-run third inning doomed the 33-year-old. It's been a rough go-at-it for Price recently, as he is 0-3 in his last four starts and has given up 17 runs in that stretch. The southpaw has only made it past the fifth inning once since his start on July 2. Price has been prett[...]

Boston Red Sox starting pitcher David Price (personal) was placed on the paternity leave list on Friday. He's scheduled to start on Sunday, so that puts him in danger of starting. However, manager Alex Cora expects Price to be ready to take the mound against the New York Yankees on Sunday. The Red Sox have a doubleheader on Saturday, so hopefully they can count on Price for Sunday's start.