Red Sox Acquire Sonny Gray, Boost Rotation

0:00It's April 6th, you're listening to Boston Red Sox News today, AI Power Coverage of your team. I'm Corey with the story. The Boston Red Sox finally wrapped up their trade with the St. Louis Cardinals sending starter Richard Fitz, prospect Brandon Clark and reliever. Patrick Galley as the player to be named later, all for Ace Sonny Gray. This deal kicked off back on November 25th and got done Monday morning. Galley as the 2025-17th round pick out of Mississippi signed for $150,000. He's a raw relief arm with serious basketball heat but controls his big issue, walked a toning college, the Cape Cod Lee, and a short single A, stint with Salem. Meanwhile, Clark was the socks's fifth ranked prospect, a lefty who flashed early strike outs before injuries and command woes hit in high A. Fitz's debut for Boston after the Verdugo swap, but got banged up. Now he's dealing in triple A for the cards and eyeing their rotation.

1:00Fans are buzzing about Gray locking down the socks rotation. He's tossed two solid starts already, including six innings of two runs in the Fenway home. Opener, win over San Diego. With Gray lined up for Wednesday's finale against the Brewers, this series at Fenway could solidify Boston's early momentum, heading into the season.