Gray’s Fourth of July Test: Can Sonny Keep Red Sox Rolling?
Sonny Gray takes the mound as the Red Sox look to extend their Fourth of July tradition against the Angels. All-Star talent and a proven bullpen back him up.
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Sonny Gray takes the mound as the Red Sox look to extend their Fourth of July tradition against the Angels. All-Star talent and a proven bullpen back him up.
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