Los Angeles, California... All but eight active players have started more big league games than the Dodgers' pitcher. And David Price will get at least one more chance to start his 327th career game, maybe on Wednesday, before returning to the bullpen. The left-hander has been very successful as a starter, with a 120-54 record and 3.38 ERA in 13 seasons. But after going 15-3 last year and winning the Cy Young Award, it's clear that Clayton Kershaw is a starting pitcher who can't be replaced. So the Dodgers moved Price to the bullpen this season. He's made six relief appearances so far this year and hasn't allowed an earned run or struck out a batter. He's 2-0 with a 1.69 ERA in two September games (one start). Price said he wasn't sure how much longer he'd be used as a reliever instead of a starter. "They've got me set up for either role," he told reporters Sunday. "I mean, I guess we'll find out soon enough." He did say he likes being part of a team that goes all out each and every day during games. "It's fun to be a part of," he said.