a commercial break Sunday, Sun Sports kept its cameras fixed on Rays starting pitcher David Price, above, as he walked off the field and had a dustup with home plate umpire Tom Hallion. It appeared as if Price was upset about the strike zone on what could have been a pivotal pitch.

Sun Sports showed several replays of the exchange, the pitch in question and Hallion ejecting someone from the game. It wasn't clear who was ejected until reporter Todd Kalas, in another hustle move, found out it was Rays pitcher Jeremy Hellickson. The solid work continued as cameras hung with Price, who continued to be visibly annoyed several minutes after the incident.

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