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Jon Gray

Jonathan Charles Gray (born November 5, 1991) is an American professional baseball pitcher who is a . He played in (MLB) for the Colorado Rockies from 2015 to 2021 and the from to 2025. Gray attended Eastern Oklahoma State College and the , where he played . The Rockies selected him in the first round, with the third overall selection, of the 2013 MLB draft. He made his MLB debut with the Rockies in 2015. After his time with the Rockies, Gray signed with the Rangers as a prior to the season. In , he earned the win in Game 3 of the as the Rangers defeated the Diamondbacks in five games. Gray elected free agency on September 5, 2025. Through the 2025 season, he had a career win–loss record of 75–71, an (ERA) of 4.49, and 1,223 strikeouts in 234 games pitched.

Early life and high school

Family and upbringing

Jon Gray was born on November 5, 1991, in . After his early years there, he grew up in , a small town known for its strong athletic tradition. Gray was raised in a sports-oriented household that emphasized athletic participation. His father had played in high school before pursuing a career in the United States military as a . Gray's older brother, also named Jack, excelled in football, playing linebacker at and later becoming a coach at Chandler High School. His sister, Brooke, was involved in competitive , playing for . This family background provided Gray with early and consistent exposure to various sports, fostering his interest and skills in athletics from a young age.

High school career

Jon Gray attended Chandler High School in , where he distinguished himself as a standout pitcher on the baseball team. A four-year letterwinner under head coach Geoff Metheny, Gray also participated in basketball and football but increasingly focused on baseball during his senior year. His family's athletic background, including his father's involvement in sports, provided early encouragement for his development as an . During his senior season in 2010, Gray demonstrated exceptional dominance on the , compiling an 8-1 record with a 1.50 and 115 strikeouts over 65 1/3 . He was recognized as an all-state selection and earned Little All-City Player of the Year honors for his power pitching, regularly throwing fastballs exceeding 90 and reaching up to 93 . In the Class 3A state tournament opener against Eufaula, Gray struck out a career-high 20 batters across nine innings, allowing just four hits in a hard-fought 4-3 loss. His performances helped lead the Chandler Lions to the state tournament, marking a notable achievement for the program. Gray's high school prowess garnered national attention, culminating in his selection by the in the 13th round (overall pick 389) of the out of Chandler High School. Despite the opportunity for a professional , Gray opted not to sign, choosing instead to pursue and further develop his skills at the collegiate level. This decision underscored his early recognition as a top pitching prospect, highlighted by scouting reports praising his velocity and potential.

College career

Eastern Oklahoma State College

After graduating from high school as a promising baseball prospect drafted by the Tigers in the 13th round of the 2010 MLB Draft, Jon Gray opted to attend Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton, , to further develop his skills and improve his draft stock. He enrolled for the 2011 season under head coach Aric Thomas, focusing on adapting to the rigors of college-level competition as a right-handed . During his single season at Eastern Oklahoma State, a program in the (NJCAA), Gray posted a strong 6–2 win-loss record with a 2.89 () over his starts, demonstrating solid command and effectiveness against regional opponents. This performance highlighted his growth in pitching mechanics and velocity, as he credited the environment for significant improvements that enhanced his speed and overall presence. Gray also worked on developing a reliable secondary pitch, likely a slider, to complement his primary arsenal, which helped him adapt to facing more advanced hitters and manage innings more efficiently. Following this successful freshman year, in which he was selected by the Yankees in the 10th round of the 2011 MLB Draft but rejected their $500,000 offer, Gray decided to transfer to a four-year to accelerate his development toward . This move reflected his strategic approach to building a stronger foundation in before entering the majors.

University of Oklahoma

After spending one season at Eastern Oklahoma State College, where he built foundational skills as a pitcher, Gray transferred to the University of Oklahoma for his junior and senior years in 2012 and 2013. As a key starter and eventual ace for the Sooners, Gray anchored the rotation during his time in Norman, contributing significantly to the team's success in the Big 12 Conference. In his junior season of 2012, he posted an 8-4 record with a 3.13 ERA over 103.2 innings, striking out 105 batters while helping the Sooners reach the postseason. His role expanded in 2013, where he emerged as the staff's dominant force, logging four complete games and two shutouts, including a standout complete-game shutout with a career-high 12 strikeouts against an opponent in March. Gray's performances were pivotal in the postseason, such as his complete-game victory in the Blacksburg Regional opener against Coastal Carolina, where he struck out the final batter to secure a 7-3 win, and his dominant outing in the Big 12 Tournament opener against Baylor, where he fanned 12 and earned tournament MVP honors as Oklahoma claimed the title for the first time since 1997. Gray's senior season in 2013 marked his peak, finishing with a 10-3 record, a 1.64 , 147 strikeouts, and just 24 walks across 126.1 innings in 17 starts—stats that underscored his command and , often reaching triple digits. These efforts led to his selection as the 2013 National Pitcher of the Year by the College Baseball Foundation.

Professional career

Draft and minor leagues

The Colorado Rockies selected Gray third overall in the out of the , viewing him as a potential due to his college dominance. Gray signed with the Rockies on June 12, 2013, for a $4.8 million bonus, below the slot value of $5.626 million but a franchise record for a draftee at the time. He made his professional debut that July with the Rookie-level Grand Junction Rockies of the Pioneer League, posting a 1.93 over 10.1 innings with 15 strikeouts before earning a promotion to the High-A of the , where he added a 2-0 record and 1.88 in 27 innings with 36 strikeouts. In 2014, Gray advanced to Double-A with the Tulsa Drillers of the Texas League, where he logged a 10-5 record, 3.91 ERA, and 113 strikeouts across 124.1 innings in 24 starts, demonstrating improved endurance while ranking among the organization's top prospects. The following year, he progressed to Triple-A Albuquerque Isotopes of the Pacific Coast League, recording a 6-6 mark with a 4.33 ERA and 110 strikeouts in 114.1 innings over 21 starts, though he faced a slow start with command inconsistencies before steadying his performance. Throughout his tenure, Gray refined a three-pitch centered on a mid-90s that touched 98 mph, a sharp , and a developing , emphasizing command to transition from power pitching to efficiency. Challenges included adapting to higher-level hitters and occasional control issues, particularly in Triple-A's hitter-friendly environment, which tested his ability to limit walks and induce weak contact.

Colorado Rockies (2015–2021)

Jon Gray made his major league debut on August 4, 2015, starting for the Colorado Rockies against the Seattle Mariners at , where he pitched four innings, allowing two earned runs on five hits and two walks while striking out four. In his season, Gray appeared in nine games, posting a 0-2 record with a 5.53 over 29 innings and recording 29 strikeouts, as the team called him up late in the year following strong performances. Over his seven seasons with the Rockies, Gray established himself as a mainstay in the rotation, compiling a 53-49 record with a 4.59 , 849 strikeouts, and 152 appearances (151 starts) in 848.1 innings pitched. In 2016, his first full season, he went 10-10 with a 4.61 in 29 starts, striking out 185 batters over 168 innings while adapting to the challenges of pitching at high altitude. The following year, 2017, Gray earned the start against the Brewers on April 3, delivering five innings of one-run ball in a 2-1 victory, and later started the Game against the Arizona Diamondbacks on October 4, though he struggled, allowing five runs in just 1.1 innings during a 11-8 loss in 13 innings. His 2017 regular season stats included a 10-10 mark, 4.67 , and 130 strikeouts in 24 starts over 146.1 innings. Gray's performance fluctuated amid the unique demands of , where the thin air at 5,280 feet altitude reduces air resistance, causing balls to travel farther and increasing scoring—his career at home was 5.23 compared to 3.81 on the road during his Rockies tenure. In 2018, he recorded a 10-12 record with a 5.58 in 31 starts and 172 strikeouts over 162.2 , impacted by a left shin that sidelined him for over two months after a collision at the plate. The 2019 season saw improvement with an 11-9 record, 4.07 , and 138 strikeouts in 26 starts across 150.1 , though a limited his late-season availability. In the shortened 2020 campaign, Gray made eight starts, going 0-4 with a 5.74 and 35 strikeouts in 35.1 before a finger placed him on the in September. He rebounded in 2021 with a 10-11 record, 4.19 , and 160 strikeouts in 29 starts over 156.1 , despite missing time in due to a right flexor . Throughout his Rockies career, Gray battled recurring injuries, including shoulder issues early on, the 2018 shin fracture, 2020 finger problems, and the 2021 forearm strain, which collectively limited him to fewer than 25 starts in four of his seven seasons and contributed to his overall inconsistency. After the 2021 season, the Rockies declined to tender Gray a contract, making him a free agent on November 7, 2021, as they opted not to extend a $18.4 million qualifying offer to the homegrown right-hander.

Texas Rangers (2022–2025)

In December 2021, Jon Gray signed a four-year, $56 million contract with the , covering the 2022 through 2025 seasons and marking his transition from the Colorado Rockies as a . The deal, which included $15 million salaries in 2022 and 2023 followed by $13 million in each of the final two years, positioned Gray as a key starter in the Rangers' rotation amid their rebuilding efforts at the pitcher-friendly . Gray played a pivotal role in the Rangers' 2023 championship, their first in franchise history, primarily as a reliable reliever during the postseason after transitioning from the starting rotation due to fatigue. In the against the Diamondbacks, he made two scoreless relief appearances totaling 4.2 innings, including a standout performance in Game 3 where he entered after Max Scherzer's injury and pitched three hitless innings on 30 pitches to earn the win in a 3-1 that gave a 2-1 series lead. His postseason contributions, including clutch long relief outings, helped stabilize the en route to the title. In , Gray posted a 5-6 with a 4.47 over 23 appearances, largely limited by recurring and foot injuries that sidelined him multiple times and restricted him to fewer than 100 innings for the first time since 2019. The injuries disrupted his rhythm in the , but he adapted by providing quality starts when healthy, contributing to the Rangers' competitive AL West standing despite the physical toll. The 2025 season proved challenging for Gray, beginning with a fractured right wrist on March 14 during that placed him on the 60-day . He was activated on July 23 after a rehab and made six appearances with a 7.71 before the Rangers designated him for on August 14, after which he cleared waivers unclaimed. Just three days later, on August 17, Gray was placed on the 15-day (later transferred to the 60-day) due to arterial in his right arm, a condition requiring surgery that ended his season and raised questions about his future. With his contract expiring after 2025, Gray became a , concluding his tenure with the Rangers.

Awards and honors

Amateur awards

During his senior year at Chandler High School in , Gray earned All-State honors as a , recognizing his dominant performance that included an 8-1 record, a 1.50 , and 115 strikeouts over 65 1/3 . He was also named the Little All-City Player of the Year by , an accolade highlighting his strikeout prowess and leadership on a team that reached the state semifinals. At the in 2013, Gray received unanimous First Team All-Big 12 honors, selected by conference coaches for leading the league with 115 strikeouts and posting an 8-2 record with a 1.69 in conference play. He was named Big 12 of the Week on three occasions—March 11, April 8, and May 13—for standout outings, including a career-high 12 strikeouts in a complete-game against Baylor. Gray was honored as the 2013 Pitcher of the Year by the , an award given for his overall season dominance with a 10-3 record, 1.64 ERA, 147 strikeouts, and just one allowed in 126 1/3 innings across 19 starts. He earned Second Team recognition from Louisville Slugger and was selected as a semifinalist for the , the most prestigious individual honor in , based on his elite strikeout rate and command. These accolades underscored his transformation into a top national prospect during his junior year.

Professional achievements

Jon Gray was selected by the Colorado Rockies with the third overall pick in the 2013 Major League Baseball Draft, marking him as one of the top prospects in his class and highlighting his potential as a foundational pitcher for the franchise. Throughout his career, Gray has earned recognition for his durability, consistently logging significant innings as a starting pitcher, with over 1,200 innings pitched and 1,223 strikeouts amassed by the end of the 2025 season. He has made three Opening Day starts: for the Rockies in 2017 and 2018, and for the Rangers in 2022, underscoring his role as a trusted starter early in seasons. Gray's postseason contributions include starting the 2017 National League Wild Card Game for the Rockies, where he pitched 1+1⁄3 innings in a loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks, and appearing in three playoff games for the Rangers in 2023, securing his first career postseason victory with three scoreless innings in Game 3 of the against the Arizona Diamondbacks. These efforts culminated in Gray winning the championship as a key member of the ' rotation. One of Gray's standout individual performances came on September 17, 2016, when he recorded a career-high 16 in a against the San Diego Padres, demonstrating his strikeout prowess in a single outing. Despite not earning selections, his steady contributions to team success and longevity in the rotation have solidified his reputation as a reliable starter.

Personal life

Family

Jon Gray married his high school sweetheart, Jacklyn Gray, in August 2015. Gray comes from a family with a strong athletic legacy. His father, Jack Gray, played baseball at Chandler High School before serving a career in the United States military. Gray's older brother, Jack, was a multi-sport athlete who pitched alongside him in high school baseball and later played football at Oklahoma State University; he now serves as the head football coach at Chandler High School. His sister, Brooke, played softball at Chandler High School and aspired to continue the sport at the collegiate level. This family background fostered Gray's early interest in sports, with his father providing guidance while maintaining a hands-off approach to coaching. In 2021, Gray faced personal challenges, including a battle with depression amid the uncertainties of the and his professional transitions. He first opened up about his struggles to his wife, Jacklyn, before confiding in close friends and teammates, crediting her support as a pivotal step in his emotional recovery. Gray and his wife currently reside in the Dallas-Fort Worth area of , having relocated from following his signing with the in late 2021. Their family life centers on their shared home, where they have built a stable environment after years based in the .

Philanthropy

Jon Gray and his wife, Jacklyn, have been actively involved in charitable initiatives since joining the in 2021, focusing on community support in the area. Their efforts center on five key philanthropic areas, known as their "Fab 5 for ," which include support for their local church, youth programs, military families, , and children's birthdays. For instance, through the #MissionGrayWolf22 program, they host military servicemembers and veterans at Rangers home games, providing tickets, meals, and meet-and-greet opportunities, while also partnering with organizations like the . In and , Gray has donated ballpark suites to the Birthday Party Project, enabling celebrations for underprivileged children. A cornerstone of their work is the annual Toy Drive at , benefiting Mission Arlington/Mission Metroplex by collecting new, unwrapped toys for children and families in need. Hosted by the since 2022, the event has grown into a major community effort; the 2024 edition, held on December 11, drew Rangers players for an session and collected over 1,000 toys. Previous years, including 2023, saw similar success with more than 1,300 donations, underscoring the drive's impact on holiday support for local families. Gray's commitment to animal welfare includes participation in the Texas Rangers' 2023-24 Pet Calendar project, which featured players posing with adoptable rescue dogs to raise funds for shelters. He and Jacklyn personally rescued several dogs featured in the calendar, aiding broader efforts to support animal adoption and care in the region. In August 2025, they promoted a new Texas Rangers pet calendar, continuing their animal rescue initiatives. In recognition of these contributions, Gray was named the third Most Valuable Philanthropist of the 2024 season by the MLB Players Trust, highlighting his off-field impact alongside peers like Jose Trevino and Trevor Williams. He received the in 2023 for his military support efforts and was named a finalist for the 2025 award. Family involvement occasionally enhances these events, such as toy collection drives.

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