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Josiah Gray

Josiah Gray

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2026 season

GP
3
W-L
0-0
ERA
0.00
WHIP
1.00
K
2
IP
4.0

Game log

DateOppResultDecIPHERBBK
Sep 25vs NYMW 7-6S1.00011
Sep 21@DETL 2-9-2.02001
Sep 18@STLW 9-1-1.01000
2024 season
Apr 4vs PITL 4-7L4.17633
Mar 28@CINL 2-8L4.08726
2023 season
Sep 26@BALL 0-1L6.05127
Sep 20vs CWSW 13-3W5.05134
Sep 14@PITL 0-2L6.152010
Sep 3vs MIAL 4-6-4.04342
Aug 28@TORL 3-6L2.04442
Aug 22@NYYW 2-1-6.01154
Aug 15vs BOSL 4-5L3.05534
Aug 8@PHIW 5-4-4.26425
Aug 1vs MILL 4-6L3.24533
Jul 27@NYML 1-2-6.02034
Jul 22vs SFW 10-1W7.04134
Jul 16@STLL 4-8L5.010412
Jul 5vs CINL 2-9L5.08346
Jun 30@PHIW 2-1W6.06118
Jun 24@SDW 2-0W5.14046
Jun 19vs STLL 6-8L5.09616
Jun 14@HOUL 4-5-7.06405
Jun 9@ATLL 2-3-5.02146
Jun 2vs PHIW 8-7-5.16424
May 27@KCW 4-2-4.04234
May 21vs DETW 6-4W5.03162
May 16@MIAL 4-5-7.07135
May 10@SFW 11-6W7.05243
May 5@AZL 1-3L5.07326
Apr 30vs PITW 7-2W6.03136
Apr 25@NYMW 5-0W6.04019
Apr 18vs BALL 0-1L5.04143
Apr 11@LAAL 0-2L5.24223
Apr 6@COLL 0-1L6.08116
Apr 1vs ATLL 1-7L5.07524
2022 season
Sep 28vs ATLW 3-2-6.02122
Sep 23@MIAL 2-5L6.08413
Sep 16vs MIAW 5-4-5.05434
Sep 8@STLW 11-6-3.16433
Sep 2@NYML 3-7L5.06642
Aug 20@SDL 1-2-5.04153
Aug 15vs CHCW 5-4-6.053210
Aug 10@CHCL 2-4-6.17205
Aug 5@PHIL 2-7L4.05634
Jul 31vs STLL 0-5L5.05426
Jul 26@LADW 8-3-5.05326
Jul 13vs SEAL 4-6L5.06537
Jul 6@PHIW 3-2W6.042111
Jul 1vs MIAL 3-6L5.210626
Jun 25@TEXL 2-3-7.04219
Jun 18vs PHIL 1-2-6.01034
Jun 8@MIAL 1-2-5.06016
Jun 3@CINW 8-5W6.02139
May 29vs COLW 6-5W5.03143
May 24vs LADL 4-9L3.05735
May 18@MIAW 5-4-6.06307
May 13vs HOUL 1-6L6.06625
May 7@LAAW 7-3W5.15323
May 1@SFW 11-5W6.01043
Apr 26vs MIAL 2-5L5.274310
Apr 19vs AZW 6-1W5.13128
Apr 13@ATLW 3-1W5.01035
Apr 8vs NYML 3-7L4.08425

Latest news

  • Gray earned the save in Friday's 7-6 win over the Mets after he issued a walk and struck out a batter in a hitless and scoreless ninth inning.

    Both Jack Sinclair and Yovanny Cruz saw action earlier in Friday's game, and rather than go with Erik Tolman, the Nationals opted to roll with Gray to close things out. Gray needed 18 pitches (10 strikes) to secure the win for Washington, finishing things off by striking out A.J. Ewing. Not only was it the first save of Gray's career, but it was also his first opportunity at a save since he made his major-league debut in 2021.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Sep 26

  • The Nationals activated Gray (elbow) from the 60-day injured list Thursday, Kyle Williams of TheBanner.com reports.

    Gray has not pitched in the big leagues since April 2024, as he was initially rehabbing from Tommy John surgery, and more recently, a flexor strain. The righty was unscored upon in his final eight rehab appearances, though he struck out only four batters in 8.1 frames over that stretch. Gray could eventually get another opportunity in the Nationals' rotation, but he'll be deployed as a reliever down the stretch of this season.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Sep 17

  • Gray (elbow) would like to pitch in the majors this season, even if it's out of the bullpen, Mark Zuckerman of NatsJournal.com reports. "I think that's the goal for this year, to get innings up here, help the team win some games," the right-hander said Monday from the big-league clubhouse.

    It's been a long time since Gray was able to make a contribution for the Nationals, as his last major-league action came April 4, 2024. Since then, he's undergone Tommy John surgery in July of that year, endured a lengthy rehab that only began to ramp up last September, and then dealt with a right flexor strain that cropped up this spring. Gray was able to begin a new rehab assignment at Single-A Fredericksburg in mid-August but has been limited to short outings, working his way up to Double-A Harrisburg on Wednesday and tossing a shutout inning. It's still not clear if the Nationals have any plans to take him off the 60-day IL and find a spot for him on the 40-man roster before the end of the season, but at the very least Gray seems to be on his way to wrapping up the campaign in good health.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Sep 5

  • Gray (elbow) is scheduled to make the third appearance of his rehab assignment Tuesday with High-A Wilmington, Mark Zuckerman of NatsJournal.com reports.

    Gray has spent the entire season on the injured list after suffering a right flexor strain during spring training. He was cleared to begin his rehab assignment at Single-A Fredericksburg last week and covered three innings between two appearances, striking out three batters while allowing one run on four hits and one walk. Gray was deployed in relief in both of those outings, so the Nationals may be leaning toward bringing him back from the 60-day IL as a multi-inning reliever rather than stretching him out for a starting role.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Aug 25

  • Gray (elbow) will begin a rehab assignment with Single-A Fredericksburg on Tuesday, Spencer Nusbaum of The Athletic reports.

    Gray will be making his first appearance in a game since spring training and his first regular-season action since he made three rehab starts late in the 2025 campaign after undergoing Tommy John surgery with an internal brace in July 2024. The righty suffered a flexor strain in March and opened the season on the 60-day injured list, but he's finally been cleared to pitch in games again. Gray could make some starts for the Nationals in September if he can avoid further setbacks as he gets stretched out in the minors.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Aug 18

  • Gray (elbow) completed a bullpen session at the Nationals' spring training facility in Florida on Tuesday, MLB.com reports.

    After undergoing Tommy John surgery and an internal brace procedure in July 2024, Gray didn't pitch for the Nationals in 2025 but was able to make three rehab starts in September. He was expected to compete for a rotation spot this spring, but he was diagnosed with a right flexor strain late in camp and opened the season on the 60-day injured list. Updates on Gray's status have been few and far between in the ensuing months while he's conducted his rehab in Florida, but the 28-year-old has finally made enough progress in his throwing program to get back on the mound. He'll still need to eventually face hitters and head out on a rehab assignment before the Nationals activate him in 2026, and if he does end up making it back to the big leagues in September, he may have to settle for a bullpen role.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Aug 8