St. Louis Cardinals three-time All-Star pitcher Sony Gray left Monday's spring training game against the Washington Nationals after his right hamstring tightened in the second inning.
After two straight shoddy performances, including Thursday's blowout loss at Fenway, the New York Yankees need to get their house in order in a hurry.
Yankees GM Brian Cashman said on Thursday that right-handed starter Sonny Gray is being moved to the bullpen and that newly acquired Lance Lynn will take his rotation spot.
After Wednesday's loss to the Orioles, in which he smiled while being booed, Yankees pitcher Sonny Gray said a tweet that referenced another Twitter user's race was "an inside joke" with a former teammate.
The team's top pitching prospect could boost the Bombers down the stretch. But will he be in pinstripes or be a chip that brings in Manny Machado?
With their big first baseman hitting a grand slam to support a strong outing by their up-and-down starter, the Yankees hope to see more of the same.