The St. Louis Cardinals have been active this offseason. They finally kicked off their rebuild by trading Sonny Gray, Willson Contreras and Nolan Arenado to contending ballclubs.
Suárez will join a pitching staff that includes Garrett Crochet and new addition Sonny Gray
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Suárez will join a pitching staff that includes Garrett Crochet and new addition Sonny Gray
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
The Red Sox announced they’ve avoided arbitration with right-hander Kutter Crawford.
Boston Red Sox fans are at this point painfully aware that their favorite team hasn't signed a free agent. Yes, the Red Sox have traded for Sonny Gray, Willson Contreras, and Johan Oviedo, taking on more than double the retained salary of any other team in the trade market.
The St. Louis Cardinals are expected to take a bit of a step back in 2026 as far as contending for a playoff spot goes. They’ve already traded two big pieces in Sonny Gray and Willson Contreras.
The Boston Red Sox's offseason has tested the patience of a famously impatient fan base. On one hand, the Red Sox have undeniably made the team better thus far with the additions of Sonny Gray, Johan Oviedo, and Willson Contreras.
The Boston Red Sox have mainly been tied to big-name offensive players since acquiring Sonny Gray and Johan Oviedo, but there are other areas to consider as well.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The St. Louis Cardinals’ offseason plans are starting to take shape. They didn’t make any moves at the Winter Meetings, but they aren’t close to being done just yet.
The Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals already swung one trade this offseason. Could an encore be in order? On Nov. 25, the Red Sox acquired three-time All-Star starting pitcher Sonny Gray from the Cardinals for pitchers Richard Fitts and Brandon Clarke.
The St. Louis Cardinals have already pulled off one of the biggest trades of the offseason so far by sending Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox. With all of the rumors swirling around the organization, it's pretty clear that the Gray is just the first big deal of the offseason, not the last.
Sonny Gray bashed the New York Yankees after being traded to the Boston Red Sox last week. According to Gray, he never wanted to uproot his family to play in the city.
The St. Louis Cardinals are headed for a rebuild right now and they've already traded Sonny Gray to kick it off in a big way. They're likely going to swing a few more trades before the offseason is over.
After being traded to the Boston Red Sox, Sonny Gray took a shot at the Yankees in an interview on MLB Network. Having a no-trade clause with the St. Louis Cardinals, Gray was able to choose where he’d end up.
The Boston Red Sox's starting rotation is already in a better position than it was a few weeks ago. With Lucas Giolito going to free agency, the Red Sox clearly needed some more firepower.
Former New York Yankees pitcher Sonny Gray appears to be changing the narrative on his time in the Bronx. The Boston Red Sox landed Gray last week in a trade with the St.
Gray, who has been with the Red Sox for just a week, has already gotten some good karma with his new team and the fan base.
The Boston Red Sox already have added a much-needed starting pitcher this offseason. It was a great idea to bring Sonny Gray into the organization, but he's a short term fix for the rotation.
With Sonny Gray now in the rotation, the expectation is that the Red Sox will now move on to adding a prominent bat as the next item on their to-do list.
Former New York Yankees starter Sonny Gray is back in the American League East, and that has some drudging up memories from his last tour of duty in the division.
The St. Louis Cardinals probably aren't a bad team to land with for free agents on the fringes of major league roster contention. After trading Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday, it's pretty clear that the Cardinals are entering rebuilding mode.
The Boston Red Sox stunned much of the league earlier on Tuesday when they completed a trade for starting pitcher Sonny Gray, a move that initially appeared impossible on paper.
If the St. Louis Cardinals' trade sending Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox was the final one of the offseason for the organization, that would be a major shock.
The Red Sox swung a significant trade with the Cardinals on Tuesday, acquiring veteran starter Sonny Gray and cash considerations for right-hander Richard Fitts, minor league left-hander Brandon Clarke, and a player to be named later or cash considerations.
The Boston Red Sox acquired right-handed pitcher Sonny Gray from the St. Louis Cardinals Tuesday, per Jon Heyman. The Red Sox entered the offseason with plenty of questions surrounding the rotation.
President of baseball operations Craig Breslow had been clear that the Red Sox wanted to add a second top-of-the-rotation starter behind Garrett Crochet.
The St. Louis Cardinals are trading All-Star right-hander Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox, multiple outlets reported Tuesday. Gray, 36, has agreed to waive his no-trade clause to accommodate the deal.
The Boston Red Sox have made a notable addition to their starting rotation. Veteran starting pitcher Sonny Gray was traded to the Red Sox on Tuesday, according to multiple reports.
The rebuild is underway in St. Louis.
As the offseason takes shape for the St. Louis Cardinals, starting pitcher Sonny Gray will be perhaps the biggest domino to fall. It's no guarantee that the Cardinals will trade Gray, but it also makes complete sense that they would, seeing as he just turned 36 and has admitted freely that his time in St.
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