Jon Gray deal: Rangers to sign righthander to four-year contract

On the identical day the group reportedly agreed to a seven-year deal for All-Star second baseman Marcus Semien, the Rangers have now added to its rotation.
Texas has reached an settlement on a four-year, $56 million take care of righthander Jon Gray, according to ESPN’s Jeff Passan. The transfer brings the group’s total funding in free agent acquisitions to $231 million for the day between Gray and Semien.
Gray, 30, has spent his complete profession with the Rockies, posting a 53–49 document with a 4.59 ERA. He went 8–12 with a 4.59 ERA over 149 innings in 2021, although his anticipated ERA (3.98) and FIP (4.22) point out he was a minimum of partially victimized by enjoying at Coors Discipline half the time.
Gray grew up in Oklahoma and spent his school profession on the College of Oklahoma, so the pending transfer sends him again to his native Southwest. The Rangers have posted 5 consecutive dropping seasons and have not made the playoffs since 2016, by no means successful greater than 76 video games throughout that span. The 2021 marketing campaign marked the membership’s first 100-loss season since 1973, and the group has not gained a postseason sequence since advancing to the World Collection in 2011, the place they misplaced in seven video games to the Cardinals.
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