Sonny Gray wins his career-best 15th as the Red Sox beat the Pirates 4-0
In a recent game, Sonny Gray achieved his career-best 15th win as the Boston Red Sox triumphed over the Pittsburgh Pirates with a score of 4-0. Gray, who had previously won 14 games in three other seasons, including 2025 with St. Louis, struck out seven batters while allowing only six hits and walking one. Wilyer Abreu contributed to the victory with a home run in the second inning, which put the Red Sox ahead 1-0.
The pitcher's performance was notable as he is only the third Red Sox starter since 2019 to reach this milestone, joining Garrett Crochet and Eduardo Rodriguez. However, the Red Sox faced some challenges, as they went 2 for 11 with runners in scoring position and stranded seven runners. Anthony Seigler replaced Abreu in the lineup after he left the game with left hamstring tightness.
Andruw Monasterio and Jahmai Jones added to the Red Sox's scoring with a double in the ninth inning and a subsequent RBI double, respectively. Erik Miller and Aroldis Chapman also played a crucial role in securing the win, with Miller working a hitless eighth and Chapman striking out two batters in the ninth. The Pirates, led by Esmerlyn Valdez and Jake Mangum, managed only two hits each in the game.
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