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Sonny Gray's Pitching Woes: Hamstring Tightness Strikes
20 Apr
Summary
- Sonny Gray left his start with right hamstring tightness.
- The injury occurred in the third inning against the Tigers.
- Gray's exit adds to the Red Sox's pitching depth concerns.
The Boston Red Sox experienced another setback in their pitching rotation on Monday. Pitcher Sonny Gray was forced to leave his game against the Detroit Tigers in the third inning due to experiencing right hamstring tightness.
The incident occurred after Gray had already issued a walk with two outs. He received attention from the pitching coach and a trainer before exiting the game. This early departure marks another challenge for the Red Sox's pitching depth.
Gray's outing came shortly after starter Garrett Crochet's abbreviated start the previous day. The team's bullpen is facing increased workload as a result. Should Gray be placed on the injured list, Payton Tolle from Triple A could be a candidate for a roster call-up.
