Gray’s Short Night, Errors Sink Sox | MLB News

Sonny Gray’s bid for his 17th win hit a snag as he took the mound for the Red Sox against the Marlins, ending up with his fourth loss of the season after five shaky innings. Gray admitted the game was sloppy, starting with him, as the Marlins outplayed them in every facet. His shortest start since late July came amid struggles with command and control, frustrating both him and the interim manager. The offense barely showed up, leaving nine runners on base and tallying just five hits, while four costly errors—some unlucky bounces and wild throws—gave the Marlins runs. Despite the defeat, Gray and the team looked past it, citing a strong series win over the first two games and acknowledging that sometimes you just get beat.

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