Trevor Story has found his next home.
The Colorado Rockies’ former shortstop has agreed to terms on a deal with the Boston Red Sox, according to multiple reports on Sunday. His contract is for six years and worth $140 million, per The Athletic. Story leaves the Mile High City team, which drafted him back in 2011, after six seasons in the bigs.
He’ll join a Red Sox team just four years removed from its last World Series title. In addition to a new team, he’ll also play a new position. The Red Sox already have their starting shortstop, four-time Silver Slugger award winner Xander Bogaerts. Story agreed to play second base in Boston for the 2022 season, according to MLB, in his effort to claim his first championship hardware.
