Article snippet: Red Sox pitcher David Price retweeted a post from Athletic writer Steve Buckley highlighting a racial divide among the Red Sox players who have said they will or won’t attend this week’s White House visit. And although some read the tweet as Price supporting Buckley’s statement, it was actually the opposite. Buckley tweeted on Monday that “basically it’s the white Sox who’ll be going” to the event featuring President Trump on Thursday. Buckley was responding to confirmation from manager Alex Cora that he would be skipping the event. Price tweeted “I just feel like more than 38k should see this tweet. . .,” an apparent reference to the number of Buckley’s Twitter followers. Price’s Twitter following currently approaches 2 million. Prior to the Red Sox-Orioles game in Camden Yards on Monday night, Price clarified the intention behind his retweet. “It was an insensitive tweet that needs to be seen by more people. That’s what it was,” said Price. The Twitter posts come as Red Sox are scheduled to be honored at the White House on Thursday following the team’s 2018 World Series championship. In comments published Sunday, Cora told a newspaper in Puerto Rico that he decided not to attend after discussions with his friends and family. “Puerto Rico is very important to me. During the winter I spent a lot of time back home, visiting my family and friends. Unfortunately, we are still struggling, still fighting. Some people still lack basic necessities, others remain without... Link to the full article to read more