There has not been much talk lately about David Price’s hand, but apparently it’s still something to which he’s giving a lot of attention.
Price was seen using a massaging device on his hand during the Red Sox-Twins game on Thursday. He was using it while cheering on the team from the top step of the dugout.
David Price caught red handed raiding his wife's nightstand #RedSox #Buzzzz pic.twitter.com/JVqQp50NQC
— Nuts McGillicutty (@captainsal6) June 21, 2018
This isn’t the first time Price has been seen using a tool for his hand while in the dugout, only the last one was bulkier.
The Red Sox southpaw’s hand has been an ongoing storyline this season. He left a start early in April due to his hand. He was later diagnosed with mild carpal tunnel syndrome.
Not counting his outing on Wednesday, Price had been fantastic since the diagnosis, going 6-0.
David Price since getting carpal tunnel diagnosis: 6-0, 2.64 ERA. Opponents are hitting .205 with a .586 OPS.
— Chris Mason (@ByChrisMason) June 15, 2018
Maybe he wants to make sure everyone knows his hand is still an issue so that he doesn’t have to pitch in the All-Star Game if he makes it.
