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Sonny Gray Dominates Yankees, No-Hitter Intact
29 Jun
Summary
- Sonny Gray pitched seven no-hit innings against the Yankees.
- Gray struck out eight batters and allowed only one walk.
- The Red Sox aimed to complete a four-game sweep of their rival.
Red Sox pitcher Sonny Gray was on the verge of a no-hitter through seven innings on Sunday night. He delivered a stellar performance against the New York Yankees, striking out eight batters while only issuing one walk. Gray retired the first 14 batters he faced before surrendering a walk in the fifth inning. The Red Sox were attempting to complete a four-game sweep of their historic rivals.
Meanwhile, Yankees starter Carlos Rodón also had a strong outing, initially holding the Red Sox to a one-hitter through three innings. However, Caleb Durbin broke up Rodón's no-hit bid with a two-run single in the fourth inning. Gray's exceptional pitching was a key factor as Boston sought to secure a commanding series victory.
