David Price

David Price pitched well against the Blue Jays on Tuesday, allowing three runs on six hits over seven innings of work to earn the victory.

Price punched out six and didn?t walk a batter in the game. With the win, he improves to 6-2 on the season. He also boasts a respectable 3.10 ERA and 45/15 strikeout-to-walk ratio through his first 52 1/3 innings. The left-hander will look to continue his strong start to the season when he takes on the Braves on Sunday.

David Price struggled against the Yankees on Thursday, allowing five runs on 11 hits over his seven innings of work.

Price fanned four and walked three in the game. The short right field porch at Yankee Stadium was his undoing, as Curtis Granderson and Robinson Cano each took Price deep in the game. With the loss, Price falls to 5-2 on the season and raises his ERA to 2.98. He’ll look to put this poor performance behind him when he squares off against the Blue Jays in Toronto on Tuesday.

David Price turned in a dazzling performance against the Athletics on Friday, allowing just one run on three hits over eight innings of work while striking out a season-high 12.

Price had all of his pitches working for him in the game, and commanded everything well, walking just one on the night. With the victory, he improves to 5-1 on the young season and lowers his ERA to 2.35. He really appears to be coming into his own and should receive some consideration for the AL Cy Young award if he continues to dominate in this fashion. He’ll look to keep the ball rolling when he takes on the Yankees in New York next week.

David Price allowed two runs on six hits and one walk in 6 1/3 innings of Sunday’s win over the Rangers.

He struck out six. It wasn’t a dominant outing, but certainly passable against a lineup like Texas’ and just good enough to get fantasy owners a win. Usually inconsistent in April, there’s no reason to be worried about Price’s long-term 2012 prospects. Indeed, Price sports a 4-1 record and 2.67 ERA. That it appears as though he’ll improve as the season progresses is a scary idea indeed for the American League.

David Price pitched his first shut out of the season against the Angels on Tuesday, allowing just five hits and one walk in the masterpiece.

Price struck out six and needed just 119 pitches to get through the game. He’s off to a terrific start on the season, owning a 3-1 record and 2.63 ERA through his first four starts. He’ll attempt to keep on rolling when he takes on the hot-hitting Rangers in Texas on Sunday.

David Price allowed two runs on eight hits and two walks in 5 2/3 innings of Wednesday’s 12-2 win over the Blue Jays.

He struck out three. It was a far from dominant outing, but just good enough to get fantasy owners a win. Typically inconsistent in April, there’s no reason to be worried about Price’s long-term 2012 prospects.

David Price was pulled after allowing three runs in three innings Friday against the Red Sox.

Price didn’t come back out after a long third inning that saw him give up all three runs he allowed. He was at 83 pitches for the day, so maybe the Rays could have gotten one more inning out of him. Still, manager Joe Maddon saw no reason to try it on a day in which Price pretty clearly wasn’t at his best.

David Price allowed one hit over four scoreless innings and struck out six against the Twins on Monday.

Price is all ready for a showdown against the Yankees. He ends the spring 1-0 with a 3.13 ERA and a 23/7 K/BB ratio in 23 innings.

David Price gave up two runs over 5 1/3 innings Friday against the Blue Jays.

Price allowed four hits — including a home run by Edwin Encarnacion — while fanning five and walking two. He threw 51 out of 85 pitches for strikes, so he’s quickly rounding into form for the start of the season. Price is a top-10 starter in mixed fantasy leagues.