Sonny Gray's Early Exit: Red Sox Fingers Crossed

0:00On April 20, Boston Red Sox kicked off their Patriots day game early Monday morning with Sunny Gray on the mound. The right-hander only lasted two innings before calling it quits after what looked like a back tweak on a routine pitch. As Gray walked back to the rubber, he paused and crouched like he was stretching it out. That caught his catcher's eye first. Then the whole dugout got alert. Manager Alex Cora hustled out with the trainer, washed Gray throw one more pitch, but he grimaced and handed over the ball. Just like that, bullpen time. No word yet on the exact issue, but it's the kind of early scared no team wants, especially with Gray anchoring their rotation this season. Red Sox fingers crossed, it's minor and caught quick, so he bounces back strong without missing much action. That wraps Boston Red Sox news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the story.