Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story continued his hot streak at the plate in the team's 16-7 win over the Chicago White Sox on Thursday. He went 2-for-4 with a home run, a walk, a stolen base, four RBI and two runs scored. Story has been one of the most dominant batters in fantasy over the past few weeks. Since May 16, he's hit eight of his nine home runs on the year while racking up 22 RBI and three stolen bases. The 29-year-old struggled to the tune of a .224/.297/.299 slash line in April, but his recent hot stretch has elevated his slash line to .232/.312/.464 on the year.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story busted loose at the dish on Thursday night by smacking three home runs as his club defeated the Mariners 12-6. He slugged a pair of two-run bombs off starter George Kirby and later added a three-run tater to finish the game going 4-for-4 with five runs scored and seven RBI while also adding a stolen base for good measure. Red Sox fans and fantasy managers alike have long awaited this breakout performance as the 29-year-old now sits with five home runs, 19 runs, 23 RBI, five steals, and a .230 BA through 33 games. Hopefully this game will put an end to his sluggish start to the 2022 campaign as there is still plenty of season left to make up for his early losses.

Boston Red Sox infielder Trevor Story had a big game on Monday against the Houston Astros, going 1-for-3 with a solo home run, a walk, and a stolen base. Story has now reached base in each of his last six games, with two home runs in that span and one steal apiece in each of his last three contests. His .200/.282/.595 slash line in 115 at-bats this season surely leaves plenty to be desired, but the last week has proven that Story still has plenty of ability to be an all-category producer for fantasy managers.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story will be batting sixth in the lineup for Tuesday's game against right-hander Kyle Wright and the Atlanta Braves. Story batted sixth in six of his first eight games this year, but after that stretch, he found himself in either the leadoff spot or the No. 2 spot in the order for 16 straight games. For Tuesday's contest, Enrique Hernandez will be leading off with Rafael Devers behind him. Story is batting just .194 on the year, but he's been especially struggling at the plate in May. Through seven games this month, he's gone 2-for-26 with 14 strikeouts.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story notched his third multi-hit game of the year against the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday. He went 2-for-5 with a pair of doubles and three RBI in the game. Story is off to an extremely underwhelming start to his Red Sox career. Through 20 games, he's slashing .221/.307/.312 with seven doubles, nine RBI and eight runs. He's still searching for his first home run in a Red Sox jersey. The 29-year-old has some concerning underlying metrics, including a 32% hard-hit rate, down from 42.6% last year. He has an xSLG of just .343, which ranks in the bottom 18% of the league. Hopefully Story can get things together soon. Fantasy managers should resist trading him for pennies on the dollar while his season-long stats look as ugly as they do right now.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story is getting the day off on Monday as the team opens up a four-game road series against the Toronto Blue Jays. Christian Arroyo will be manning the keystone for the night. Story is currently in the midst of a four-game hitting streak, but we've yet to see him really take off at the plate for his new team. He has just three extra-base hits on the year, all of which have been doubles. He's slugging .298 right now and he has a hard-hit rate of just 27.3%. We'll see if he can start producing more power after he returns from Monday's day off.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story (head) is playing second base and leading off for the Red Sox on Thursday against Toronto Blue Jays right-hander Kevin Gausman. Story was hit in the head by a pitch on Wednesday, but he passed the league's concussion protocol and will hit leadoff for the first time with Boston. The 29-year-old is still searching for his first home run and stolen base this year and is sporting a 33.3% strikeout rate through his first eight games. Outfielder/designated hitter J.D. Martinez was pulled from the game with groin tightness on Wednesday and was expected to miss Thursday's contest, although he's not expected to need a trip to the injured list. Rafael Devers is the DH against Toronto, while Bobby Dalbec will start at third base and Travis Shaw will play first base.

Boston Red Sox shortstop Trevor Story (head) is expected to suit up for Thursday's game against the Toronto Blue Jays. He was hit in the head by a pitch on Wednesday, but managed to stay in the game. Story went through concussion protocol after the contest and passed it. Manager Alex Cora mentioned the organization is likely to do further testing on Story. However, it sounds like the plan is for Story to suit up for Thursday's contest. The 29-year-old is off to a slow start this season, but at least he avoided major injury here.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story will be batting out of the No. 2 spot in the lineup for Tuesday's game against Yusei Kikuchi and the Toronto Blue Jays. Story has played in six games so far this year. In five of those games, he hit out of the No. 6 spot in the order. The only outlier was last Wednesday against the Detroit Tigers, when he batted third. The 29-year-old is off to a slow start to his Red Sox career. He's slashing just .250/.280/.292 and still searching for his first home run. We'll see if a shift toward the top of the lineup can help get him going.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story is not in the starting lineup for Monday's Patriots' Day game against the Minnesota Twins. Christian Arroyo is getting the start at second base and batting sixth in the game. It's been a rough start to the year for Story. He missed some time last week due to an illness and he's struggled offensively when he's been in the lineup. Over six games, he's gone 6-for-24 with only one extra-base hit (a double) and seven strikeouts. Take note that Monday's game is an early one with an 11:10 AM EST start time, so if you're in a daily lock league, make sure to slide Story out of your lineup soon.

Boston Red Sox infielder Trevor Story (illness) will be back in the starting lineup for Wednesday's game against the Detroit Tigers. This comes as a surprise considering manager Alex Cora mentioned Story was likely to miss this game. However, it sounds like Story is well enough to play, so fantasy managers should make sure he's back in their lineups. He'll bat third and play second base versus lefty Eduardo Rodriguez on Wednesday.

Updating a previous report, Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story (illness) likely won't be able to return to the lineup for Wednesday's game against the Detroit Tigers. Story has missed each of the team's last three games with a stomach illness. It was initially reported that he was expected to return on Wednesday, but that is no longer the case. Jonathan Arauz has started at second base in three straight games now and has gone 0-for-7 at the plate over the three-game stretch. The Red Sox are off on Thursday, then the team begins a four-game series with the Minnesota Twins on Friday. It seems likely that Story will be back for Friday's game, but make sure to stay tuned for further updates.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story (illness) remains out of the starting lineup on Tuesday for his third straight game with food poisoning. He has traveled with the team to Detroit, though, and there's a chance he'll return to action on Wednesday. Jonathan Arauz will continue to fill in at the keystone and is batting ninth on Tuesday against Detroit Tigers left-hander Tyler Alexander. Story is off to a slow start in just two games with his new team, going 2-for- with a double, a walk and two strikeouts, but he should still be considered one of the better fantasy shortstops that will also gain second base eligibility this season. Arauz will be a low-upside DFS dart throw again on Tuesday.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story (illness) has missed the team's last two games due to a non-COVID illness. According to Chris Cotillo of Mass Live, Story is back with the team ahead of Tuesday's game, but he is not expected to play until Wednesday. Jonathan Arauz started at second base for each of the team's last two games with Story out and he went 0-for-5 over the two-game stretch. Story struggled over his first two games in a Red Sox jersey, hitting 1-for-8 with a double, a walk and a strikeout. We'll see if he can settle in at the plate once he's back.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story (illness) is not part of the team's starting lineup for Sunday's game against Jordan Montgomery and the New York Yankees. Jonathan Arauz is getting the start at second base and batting ninth in the game. Story is dealing with a non-COVID illness and it sounds like a minor illness. Red Sox manager Alex Cora stated that he hopes it is just a 24-hour type of thing for Story. Cora made it sound as if there's a chance that Story will be available for the team's next game against the Detroit Tigers on Monday. Story has gotten off to a slow start to his first season with the Sox. He went just 1-for-8 with a double, a walk and two strikeouts over his first two games.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story is starting at second base and hitting sixth in the batting order in his regular season debut with the Red Sox on Opening Day on Friday against New York Yankees right-hander Gerrit Cole. Story hit mostly third in his final season with the Colorado Rockies. The 29-year-old power speed threat will still have plenty of opportunities to drive in runs in this potent Boston lineup, and he'll also gain second base eligibility for fantasy managers in 2022. Moving away from hitter-friendly Coors Field is a downer, but Story shouldn't be downgraded all that much in his new home as a top-five fantasy shortstop.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story is likely to hit sixth in his first season with the team, a spot in the order he hasn't hit in since 2018. Outfielder Enrique Hernandez will likely lead off, followed by Rafael Devers, Xander Bogaerts, J.D. Martinez and Alex Verdugo against right-handed starters. Devers' career OPS in the two-hole is .911, better than any other spot in the lineup. Against lefties, he'll drop lower in the order, potentially to cleanup. Story is a candidate to his second against southpaws. A lower spot in the order will mean fewer at-bats for Story, but he'll also have plenty of chances to drive in runs in Boston's potent lineup, and manager Alex Cora will give him more free reign on the base paths. Despite leaving Coors Field, Story will still be a top-five fantasy shortstop in 2022.

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora said that second baseman Trevor Story will make his Grapefruit League debut on Wednesday against the Atlanta Braves and also play Friday and Saturday. Story will be ready for Opening Day despite signing late and leaving the team last weekend to be with his wife for the birth of their child. The 29-year-old is leaving hitter-friendly Coors Field, but Fenway Park isn't a bad hitter's park either, and he'll be in an even better lineup in Boston. Second base eligibility in fantasy won't hurt, and despite a somewhat disappointing season by his standards in 2021, Story remains a top-five fantasy shortstop due to his power-speed combination.

The Boston Red Sox expect second baseman Trevor Story to be back in camp on Monday after leaving the team recently to be with his wife, who was giving birth to the couple's child. With a shortened spring training, manager Alex Cora expects to give Story some early season off days once the season begins. The 29-year-old has yet to make his Grapefruit League debut after signing with the Red Sox late, giving him little time to get up to speed for the 2022 season. Story is leaving one of the most hitter-friendly ballparks in the majors, but he'll be gaining second base eligibility and will be hitting in the middle of a much more deadly lineup in Boston. He's also still a very lethal power-speed threat and is ranked No. 3 among fantasy shortstop at RotoBaller.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story was set to make his spring training debut with the team on Saturday, but it will be pushed back a few days after he left camp to be with his wife for the birth of their child, according to MLB.com's Ian Browne. Story's six-year deal with the team was made official earlier this week. The 29-year-old's late signing means he doesn't have a whole lot of time to get up to speed in Grapefruit League games, but he should be ready to go for Opening Day. Story will have eligibility at shortstop and second base in 2022 in fantasy, and he'll still have plenty of fantasy value despite leaving hitter-friendly Coors Field. He should be a lock to hit 20-plus home runs, drive in plenty of runs in Boston's strong lineup and steal 20-plus bags.