New York Daily News

Sox’s Price not right, sent to arm specialist

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Boston’s $217 million pitcher is off to see Dr. James Andrews.

David Price, who is in the second year of his massive, sevenyear pact with the Red Sox, will have an MRI on his left elbow and the renowned orthopedis­t will review the results, Boston manager John Farrell said.

Price was feeling forearm pain on Tuesday, Farrell said, leading to the MRI. He threw a simulated game that day and was expected to make his spring debut on Sunday.

— Bernie Augustine

Aaron Hernandez is serving one life sentence without the possibilit­y of parole for murder, and his fiancée, Shayanna Jenkins, is the lone supporter in his courtroom corner as he faces a pair of additional homicide charges.

Jenkins returned to Suffolk County Superior Court in Boston for Day 2 of Hernandez’s trial Thursday. She sat in the front row of the courtroom, not 10 feet from Hernandez, who acknowledg­ed her by mouthing “I love you.”

—Kevin Armstrong

Matt Scott scored 19 points, Kahlil Dukes added 18 and Niagara beat Quinnipiac 88-69 in the first round of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Tournament in Albany.

No. 9 seed Niagara (10-22) moves on to face top-seeded Monmouth in a quarterfin­al of Friday.

l Phil Valenti had a pair of layups in the final 70 seconds and No. 7 seed Canisius held off No. 10 Marist, 7773 in the MAAC.

l Jimmie Taylor scored 16 points and drilled the game-winning 3-pointer and Rider survived to eliminate Manhattan 69-68 in the first round of the MAAC Tournament. Zane Waterman led Manhattan (10-22) with 15 points.

The Red Bulls were eliminated from the CONCACAF Champions League quarterfin­als after losing 2-0 at Vancouver in the second leg, losing the home-and-home series 3-1 on aggregate.

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