Red Sox Should Be Scared Of Personalities, Not Twitter

Ace pitcher David Price says that he will not change his habits on Twitter. The Boston Red Sox should be more nervous about the players’ mindsets, instead.

Ricky Doyle of NESN reported that “Price has been big on Twitter since joining the party in 2009, and although Boston is a tough market that can chew you up and spit you out, the left-hander plans to continue his same social media habits as a member of the Red Sox.”

While Doyle does not make a harsh judgement either way about the use of social media, he mentions in an earlier article, last December, about the pressures and consequences that come with those types of accounts: “It’s difficult for an athlete to escape nowadays, especially…