Athletics starting pitcher Sonny Gray made just his third start Tuesday night at home against Seattle. He was sensational once again for the A's but had to settle for a no-decision after his bullpen gave up his lead immediately after he left.

Gray remains 1-1 for his career as he took the no-decision against the Mariners Tuesday after an outstanding performance. He went seven strong innings and allowed just two runs on two walks and two base hits. Nick Franklin's two-run homer in the third was all the damage done against him over 94 pitches.

Gray struck out seven batters as his ERA is now at 1.44 after just five career appearances. The 23-year-old's second home run allowed this season produced just the second time he's given up runs in any capacity this season over 25 innings. He's struck out 27 thus far in an incredible beginning to his career.

Gray is next scheduled to take the mound for the A's Monday at Detroit.