Boston Red Sox send Sonny Gray to the mound against Texas Rangers in key MLB matchup tonight
Yesterday was a winning day on the diamond as both MLB plays that I put out came through for us and cashed.
We only have about 10 games remaining for the teams.
The playoffs are within reach for some teams, and others are looking at some options for the future.
Tonight we have a game between one team that has already locked up their spot, the Red Sox , and another team still battling to try and get in, the Rangers.
The Boston Red Sox are 12 games above .500, and they have been one of the best teams in baseball over the past couple of months.
They've been very streaky, winning multiple games at a time and moving up the standings.
The Red Sox are currently sitting in the second spot in the Wild Card, and they control their own destiny.
Much of the early-season problem was how the team was playing in Boston.
They are just one game over .500 at home, but they are 11 games above on the road.
One guy who did excel in Fenway is tonight's starter, Sonny Gray.
He has been good on the road as well and has put together one of the best seasons of his career.
Gray is 17-5 with a 2.76 ERA and a 1.17 WHIP.
This has been the most games he has ever won, and if it stands will be his second-lowest ERA ever.
His road ERA is actually better than his home ERA, and his night games have been fantastic this season.
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