Sonny Gray's Red Sox Debut: High Stakes

It's March 23rd.

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The Boston Red Sox shook up their starting rotation this offseason by adding pitchers,

Sunny Gray, and Ranger Suarez to join Garrett Crochet and Bryan, Bello.

They also signed Juan Oviado, who's likely to grab the fifth spot.

Gray brings the most big league experience to the group, but his spring training outings

were up and down at first.

In his initial three starts, he allowed six runs over eight and two-thirds innings while

walking seven batters and struggling with his strike, percentage.

Things turned around in his final spring appearance, where he do strikes on most of his

pitches, walked no one, gave up just two runs in six innings, and racked up nine strike

outs.

Gray brushed off any worries about his early spring form and sounds ready for action.

Officials have slotted him for game two against the Cincinnati Reds, marking his 134

first career start.

With the season underway, all eyes are on how this revamped rotation performs right out

of the gate, especially with Gray leading the way early on.