Red Sox adjust rotation plans for Sonny Gray after recent team victory
The Boston Globe • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 4:24 AM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026
The Boston Red Sox implemented a roster adjustment involving starting pitcher Sonny Gray on Tuesday. The team elected to provide the 36-year-old right-hander with a 10-day break from the mound. Consequently, Gray will skip his next scheduled start and is slated to return to action Saturday in Baltimore. This decision follows a Monday victory for the club, which coincided with the organization's broader efforts to manage player workloads. The team continues to navigate roster decisions with a focus on long-term availability for key personnel. The Red Sox remain committed to this strategic approach as they manage their pitching staff through the remainder of the schedule.
- •Sonny Gray will skip his scheduled start on Tuesday.
- •The 36-year-old pitcher is slated to return to the mound Saturday against Baltimore.
- •Red Sox management implemented the 10-day break to prioritize player health.
- •The team secured a victory on Monday shortly after finalizing roster decisions.
- 4:24 AMThe Boston Globe — Trevor Story, Willson Contreras, Roman Anthony: The Red Sox are being patient, and it looks like it’s paying off - The Boston Globe
"The Red Sox did two things right Monday: They played it safe with their roster decisions, then they won the game a few hours later.
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