Sonny Gray will lead the Twins past the Orioles on Sunday afternoon on in Baltimore, Stitches predict.
Sonny has been mostly gray lately. Midseason malaise?
Hey, we’ve been experiencing that since April. Gray, a former Yankee, has allowed six runs in his last 11 ²/₃ innings.He has given up 21 runs over 26 ¹/₃ total innings. Baltimore has been one of baseball’s pleasant surprises this year, but we will take Gray and the Twins for $100.The Padres, who are good at finding ways to lose, found a way to win.
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