I'll give my idea, but it's based on the entire career, not just last season. I'd rather have the guy usable for years and average out correctly, but that's my take.
top speed: 97 minimum (98 is justifiable - didn't hit it this season, but has hit it 3 previous seasons, even 99 one year)
ctrl: 160-165
stam: 155-160 (he's doing 7.2 IP now, but was a 6+ guy before)
pitch types:
SIFB 5-7: his two seamer moves horizontally more than anything else, and it's fast. It has the most movement of any SIFB I've looked at.
CHG 4-5: also a ton of movement
CB 2-3 - nothing amazing here, hitters can actually hit this one decently (.248)
CUT 2: not much movement but man does it bind up hitters something awful
KNCB 1-2: minor movement on his secondary curve, brand new in 2014
blue specials:
GB pitcher: No
RISP/4: No
Dr K: he's flirted with 9+ K/9 recently, but his career mark of 8.5 says No.
Release 4: No, steal numbers look normal
Good pickoff: leaning towards Yes. Dude had two in one game.
Vs Lefty 4: Yes, lefties hit 30 points lower off him
Durability 4: No, missed 6 weeks last season (2013)
Poise 4: I usually throw this in when a pitcher is great, all-star level like Price with low ERA/WHIP, so Yes
Spin 4: This usually denotes that breaking pitchers are good. All of Price's are hit around .230, except the cutter at .200, so Yes
Fastball Life 4: this is justifiable - Price's 4-seamer is tough to hit (.230) and worth a ton of value, so its OK with me
Lucky: this is also justifiable, had winning records all but one season
red specials:
Fat Pitch: No
Walk: No
Sandbag: No, but if you wanted a red real bad, this might be the best
Hot head: No (he did have some comments via twitter one time tho?)
w/RISP 2: No
Durability 2: No, just the one injury
Poker Face: I love getting this for pitchers that go deep, so its OK with me (and so easy to get in AAA!)