Sonny Gray was booed out of the Bronx. He's back and trying to save the season for the rival Red Sox
Gray, an 18-game winner with a 2.72 ERA, will try to extend Boston’s season after the Red Sox lost the opener 9-0.
- On Wednesday, Boston Red Sox pitcher Sonny Gray starts Game 2 against The Yankees, aiming to extend the Wild Card Series after Boston dropped the opener 9-0.
- Gray faced significant struggles in New York during 2017 and 2018, losing his rotation spot; he later said, "New York was, it just wasn't a good situation for me."
- Approaching 37, Gray tied for the MLB lead with 18 wins this year and recently pitched well at Yankee Stadium, allowing three runs over 6 innings.
- Facing The Yankees' Max Fried, Gray seeks to extend the series, reflecting that "playing here made me a stronger person" and "a better pitcher, a better baseball player."
- After stints with Cincinnati and Minnesota, Gray has recorded 143 wins over 14 seasons, while Red Sox teammate Trevor Story praised him as "a pitcher to its finest degree.
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Sonny Gray gets candid on failed Yankees stint before trying to save Red Sox’s season
When he waived his no-trade clause this winter to join the Red Sox, Sonny Gray endeared himself to his new Boston fans by memorably taking a shot at a fanbase with whom he did not get along.
Sonny Gray was booed out of the Bronx. He's back and trying to sa
NEW YORK (AP) — Sonny Gray will have to save Boston’s season on the mound that derailed his big league career. With the Red Sox trailing after losing the opener of the best-of-three Wild Card Series against
Sonny Gray and the Yankees 'bump'
Sonny Gray is having an exceptional season for the Red Sox – he’s 18-5 with
Sonny Gray will have to save the Boston season from the mound that derailed his major league career.
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