BOSTON -- David Price's name is all over the Tampa Bay Rays record book. His .636 winning percentage with the team still ranks No. 1 among all pitchers.
But all of that was ages ago.
On Saturday night, Price, who has been pitching to the talent he possesses in recent starts, faces the Rays for the fifth time this season when he goes for the Boston Red Sox in Game 2 of a weekend series with Tampa Bay.
Price, second only to James Shields in Tampa Bay franchise wins (82, five behind James Shields), started his 2018 season against the Rays with two seven-inning performances in which he pitched shutout ball in both.