Sonny Gray Considers Retirement After Strong Season with Red Sox

Sonny Gray, in his 14th season in Major League Baseball and first with the Boston Red Sox, delivered an impressive performance, achieving a 2.72 ERA over 29 starts and pitching 169 innings.

Throughout the season, Gray struck out 149 batters and established himself as a key player for the team. At 36 years old, he indicated that he would consider retirement if his family preferred he stay home.

As the Red Sox's season concluded earlier than anticipated, Gray faces a decision regarding his future. He has a $30 million mutual option for the next season, which is likely to be declined. Despite some tensions regarding his early removal in a playoff game, Gray has expressed positive sentiments about his time in Boston and remains open to winning a World Series, whether with the Red Sox or another team.