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BOSTON -- David Price knows he hasnt lived up to expectation with the Boston Red Sox this year, but the former Tampa Bay Rays ace can begin to turn things around against his former team on Sunday.Boston (48-38) is 10 games above .500 for the first time since June 19 but needs a classic Price start against Tampa Bay (34-53) to enter the All-Star break with six wins in seven games.The five-time All-Star southpaw and 2012 Cy Young Award winner has been mediocre at best in the first season of a seven-year, $217 million contract with Boston, going 8-6 with a 4.64 ERA in 18 starts.Price was a hard-luck loser last time out, giving up only three runs and eight hits while striking out 10 in eight innings in a 7-2 loss against Texas on Tuesday at Fenway Park.Im tired of this, a weary Price shared after losing for the fifth time in his last seven starts, despite notching his eighth game with eight-plus punch outs. Its not me. Ive got to get better.Against the Rays, Price is 0-1 with an unsightly 10.80 ERA in two starts this season. Hes 1/3 with a 6.51 ERA lifetime in five outings against Tampa Bay.Curt Casali has been a nightmare matchup for Price, going 6-for-11 (.545) with three home runs and five RBI against him.Evan Longoria is 3-for-15 (.200) with a home run and three RBI against his old friend, and Steve Pearce (6-for-20, .300) has a home run and four RBI.The Rays, meanwhile, are spinning their wheels after losing for a franchise-worst 21st time in 24 games after Saturdays 4-1 loss to the Red Sox, which puts them in danger of losing six in a row heading into the break.We know what were capable of doing, Rays left-hander Matt Moore said after taking the loss on Saturday. Regardless of what just happened the last month, that sounds like a victim attitude. 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BAD GRIESBACH, Germany -- French golfer Alexander Levy wasted a four-shot lead but beat Ross Fisher of England in a playoff to win the shortened European Open on Sunday.Levy had bogeys on the 16th and the 18th and narrowly missed a birdie putt on the 17th to finish the day at 2-under 69 and 19-under overall.Fisher shot 7-under 64 on the final day but also missed a birdie putt on the 17th and tied with Levy on 19 under. Levy then made a birdie on the second playoff hole to claim the title.The tournament was reduced to 54 holes because of fog delays over the first three days.Levy entered the third and final round with a four-shot lead at 17 under after 36 bogey-free holes.He hadd three bogeys in his first five holes as playing partner Fisher kept closing the gap to be one shot behind on the final tee.ddddddddddddThe Frenchman put his second shot into the spectators area to send it into a playoff.Levy missed his first three cuts of the season and then had two spells on the sidelines in the summer due to injury. But he has been in fine form since his return at the start of the month, finishing in a tie for seventh at last weeks Italian Open.Two Swedes, Robert Karlsson (65) and Michael Jonzon (68), tied for third at 16 under. ' ' '