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If you found it a little strange that Sonny Gray was considering retiring after one of the best seasons of his career, Sonny apparently agrees with you. Though he hinted all season that he could hang up the crooked hat…

Boston Red Sox pitcher Sonny Gray confirmed he plans to return to Major League Baseball for the 2027 season rather than retire, though he remains open to playing for Boston or another contender. Gray stated that his goal is to win a World Series, leaving his future team uncertain as he heads toward free agency.
Elsewhere, Alex Cora reportedly turned down the Philadelphia Phillies' managerial opening for the second time in six months. Meanwhile, Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow discussed roster improvements and potential contract discussions with catcher Adley Rutschman, while former slugger David Ortiz criticized the Red Sox and Yankees for lacking attitude and culture.
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