Sonny Gray plans to continue pitching in 2027, open to Red Sox return
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 9, 2026, 11:32 PM
Last updated Oct 9, 2026
Sonny Gray announced he plans to pitch in 2027, seeking his first World Series title. He expressed uncertainty about retiring after his successful season with the Boston Red Sox, finishing 2026 with an 18-5 record and a 2.72 ERA. Gray enjoyed his experience in Boston and is open to returning, but will explore other options as he weighs his future. His contract situation will influence his decision as he has a mutual option worth $30 million for 2027, with a $10 million buyout, after completing the final guaranteed season of a three-year deal.
- •Gray recorded an 18-5 record and 2.72 ERA in 2026.
- •He is exploring options while hoping to win a World Series.
- •Gray's mutual option for 2027 is worth $30 million.
- •He joined the Red Sox from the St. Louis Cardinals last offseason.
- •Manager Chad Tracy maintains a strong relationship with Gray.
- 11:32 PMYahoo Sports — Sonny Gray Plans to Pitch in 2027, Open to Red Sox Return
"The Red Sox right-hander is coming off a career-best season and has his sights set on a World Series title, whether he returns to Boston or signs elsewhere.
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