regarding any incidents at Fenway, according to a baseball source.

On Saturday, after David Ortiz lingered at home plate following his second home run of the night off Price -- the Red Sox's designated hitter said he was just waiting to see whether the ball was fair, although he's been known to admire his handiwork -- Nicole tweeted, "Wow he pimped the crap out of that homerun. #KeepItClassyBoston."

Price also took umbrage at Ortiz's dalliance at the plate.

"As soon as he hit it, I saw it, I knew it was fair," Price said. "Run."

Ortiz spoke to reporters after the Red Sox worked out Sunday, and said he had communicated with the Rays' pitcher.said to be a medieval burial ground for plague victims. Or consider the idea of constructing a luxury high-rise in the heart of “Landscape Alley,” once the hilltop home to the princes of Kievan Rus, and then distributing the apartments free of charge to government bureaucrats.

Both projects were steaming forward, and both have now been halted.

Climb up to Landscape Alley, past the home of author Mikhail Bulgakov and the turquoise spires of the church of St. Andrew. From the top of the hill, the city spreads out below.


These days, yellow cranes rear up against the backdrop of fairy-tale hills. The metallic clang and roar of drills and jackhammers slice through birdsong in the morning air.

But at an abandoned construction site, graffiti spray-painted on a fence announces: “The construction