As the Boston Red Sox prepare for a grueling 162-game season, a few of their young studs and veteran leaders met down in ...

season for Trevor Story, Boston has him set to hit... Read More BALLER MOVE: Target in drafts ~pick 56 CURRENT ADP: ~95 ANALYSIS: Did you hear that? Oneil Cruz just crushed another baseball into ...

He also is passionate about covering baseball, especially the Red Sox, and finding creative ways to weave in his interests from across the pop-culture spectrum. Trevor Story is hoping for a reunion.

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Back in 2016, shortstop Trevor Story took the MLB by storm with the ... check out MLB Insider Robert Murray's work on The Baseball Insiders podcast, subscribe to The Moonshot, our weekly MLB ...

One person unequivocally in favor of the idea is Trevor Story, who spent five years alongside Arenado with the Rockies. Speaking at Fenway Fest on Saturday, Story called it a “unique opportunity.” ...

Trevor Story, who played his first five seasons with ... This is a unique opportunity. We talk about baseball a lot. But we do have a really good third baseman in Rafael Devers so that obviously ...

Arenado’s defense remains superb, as demonstrated by his nine outs above average, per Baseball Savant. Devers posted a -6 in the same category last season. Like Trevor Story said, the ...

BOSTON — For five seasons while playing for the Colorado Rockies, Trevor Story and Nolan Arenado comprised ... We talk about baseball a lot. I’ll keep those conversations between us, but ...

According to Jon Morosi, the Red Sox have once again re-engaged the Cardinals in trade talks involving Nolan Arenado.

The Boston Red Sox certainly hope this is the year Trevor Story can stay healthy. However, it may not be wise to count on that. Through his first three years in Boston, Story has played 163 games ...

Shortstop Trevor Story, who’s good friends with Arenado ... “I tried to disassociate with the emotion of the business part of baseball,” he said. “I try not to get too caught up in it.