Daily Red Sox Links: Brian Johnson, David Price, Andrew Benintendi

After leaving Wednesday’s start early, Brian Johnson doesn’t seem overly worried about his shoulder injury. (Evan Drellich; CSN New England)

David Price has not looked great for his last two outings. Specifically, the command has been absent in a very uncharacteristic way. (Scott Lauber; ESPN)

The Red Sox were always good. They just became fun.

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If there’s a pall over an otherwise good team, it’s at the hot corner. But it’s not that bad.

The issue for the southpaw seems to be that he has lost control of his changeup. (Cam Ellis; BP Boston)

Andrew Benintendi spent much of the last month or so in the worst slump of his short career. That seems to be over now. (Alex Speier; Boston Globe)

The Red Sox really want to be aggressive on the base paths, but they are trying to do so without reaching the point of being reckless. (Tim Britton; Providence Journal)

Deven Marrero was sent down to Pawtucket to make room for more pitching prior to Wednesday’s game. It came down to circumstance, not Marrero’s performance. (Chad Jennings; Boston Herald)