After dealing solely with extremes over the last four years, the Red Sox have been the definition of mediocre through the first two weeks of the 2015 season.

The team is in the midst of another stretch of inconsistent play, highlighted by more incomprehensible decisions from John Farrell and horrific starting pitching from the most expensive pitcher in baseball history, David Price.

Though it's far too early to worry about Price –– especially since his peripherals are excellent –– Farrell's incompetence continues to be distressing. He may look the part of a job, but he's been an utter failure in every aspect imaginable over the last three years.

In the "Around the League" segment, Alex takes a look at the AL East standings and also discusses Curt Schilling, who was fired from ESPN because of his crassness, not his politics.

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