​Boston Red Sox pitcher Garrett CrochetThe Boston Red Sox were swept by the New York Yankees in the American League Wild Card Series, and Sonny Gray now faces a decision on his future.Earlier this year, the 36-year-old pitcher noted that he is open to retiring if his family wants him to hang it up. He had a great year and revealed after the game that he thinks he has a lot of baseball left in him. However, he needs to decide if playing is what’s best for him and his family.”I was telling him that a second ago, whatever him and his family decide, it was a joy to watch this year,” ace Garrett Crochet said after the loss to the Yankees, per MassLive’s Chris Cotillo. “I still think he’s got a lot to give the game, but there’s something to be said about going out on your own terms, I suppose. Whatever he ultimately decides, that’ll be something that as a team, we support him on. But it was a pleasure having him here in Boston.”Even if Gray continues to play, his postgame comments open the door for him to leave the Red Sox. He has a $30 million mutual option, which will likely be declined by the Red Sox. He could re-sign as a free agent, but when he was asked if Boston was a destination he would consider after the year he had, he said “I don’t know.”Looking for the perfect gift for a baseball player in your life? Check out our brand new baseball lifestyle brand!Gray stepped up big time for the Red Sox this year. They needed the entire rotation to play better with Crochet hurt. Having him and Crochet together in the rotation, along with Payton Tolle and Ranger Suarez, would be great for the Red Sox.More MLB: White Sox Finally Win Playoff Series For First Time In Decades