KANSAS CITY - It may have looked like they got the best of David Price for one night — one inning, truthfully — but the Kansas City Royals aren’t banking on the same thing happening with an American League pennant on the line here Friday night.
They couldn’t care less about Price’s 0-7 record as a starter in the post-season or a lick about the perception that they knocked the Jays celebrated starter around to finish off the home sweep of the first two games of the ALCS.
Those who stood in the Royals batters’ box for the first six innings of last Saturday’s contest weren’t exactly gloating about the five hits they touched Price for on the way to a tough 6-3 loss for the Jays.