Red Sox Need To Try Shipping Trevor Story To This AL West Team After Latest Report
Boston Red Sox shortstop Trevor Story The Boston Red Sox saw Trevor Story have a resurgent season in 2025, but he missed most of last season with an injury.
Key points
- The Red Sox trading story would not be so simple, however.
- It's also safe to assume that if the Red Sox acquire an All-Star shortstop with control, Arias would be part of the return.
- The Red Sox are expected to move on from Masataka Yoshida and could also trade Jarren Duran.
With Franklin Arias knocking on the door and reports of the Red Sox exploring trades for a star shortstop with control, it seems like only a matter of time before Story is no longer with the Red Sox.
According to the latest report from The Seattle Times' Adam Jude, the Seattle Mariners could make sense as a trade partner for Story.
Additional details
- "The Mariners are in the market for a veteran infielder who can play either third base or shortstop — and pair with 21-year-old Colt Emerson on the left side of the infield," reported Jude.
- Additionally, they are not required to trade Story even if they land a star shortstop in a trade.
- They could add a star shortstop and still use Story as a designated hitter if they want.
- If they are not so sure about that happening, they may much rather keep Story around.
- Story slashed.291/.322/.442 after returning from his injury.
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