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With Trevor Story nearing his return to the lineup, the Red Sox plan to make him the starting shortstop again, which would push Andruw Monasterio back into a utility role despite his strong .306/.375/.484 showing during the club’s 15-game win streak.
Sunday brought a mixed batch of results for Boston’s farm system: Trevor Story, currently rehabbing, went 1-for-2 with a double as Worcester’s WooSox lost 6-9 and struggled on the mound (Holobetz). The Worcester club did get a late spark from the system’s rehab efforts and Mikey Romero’s homer, but it wasn’t enough. Across the system, Portland fell 6-8 in a bullpen-heavy game; Greenville Drive won 10-5 behind multi-homer contributions from Justin Gonzales and a 14th homer from Yophery Rodriguez, and Salem dropped 5-8 with Jose Bello lasting four innings. The day highlighted the ongoing rehab and development arc for Story and other prospects in Boston’s farm pipeline.
The Red Sox say core players Trevor Story, Roman Anthony, and Isiah Kiner-Falefa will begin minor league rehab assignments—Story with Triple-A Worcester, Anthony with Double-A Portland, and Kiner-Falefa back with Worcester—paving the way for a potential late-season roster boost with no fixed timetable.
Trevor Story underwent sports hernia surgery and is expected to miss 6-10 weeks, likely out until July; with Story out, the Red Sox plan to move Marcelo Mayer to shortstop to fill the gap and evaluate him at the position as Story begins his recovery.
Boston Red Sox shortstop Trevor Story underwent sports-hernia surgery and is expected to miss roughly six to ten weeks, potentially until after the All-Star break, prompting a reshuffle of infield duties as Andruw Monasterio, Marcelo Mayer, and others vie to cover shortstop and related positions.
The Boston Red Sox placed shortstop Trevor Story on the 10-day injured list with a sports hernia and recalled Nick Sogard from Triple-A Worcester to fill his roster. Story has struggled this season at the plate (.206) and in the field, prompting infield reshuffling that could include Marcelo Mayer moving to short or Andruw Monasterio absorbing more time at the position, while Sogard provides infield depth as the Sox prepare for an interleague game against the Braves in Atlanta.
The Red Sox placed Trevor Story on the 10-day injured list with a groin issue, recalling Nick Sogard to replace him. Story has slumped to .206/.244/.303 with a 47 wRC+, -0.4 fWAR, and subpar defense this season, giving him time to rest and reset. In the meantime, Andruw Monasterio, Isiah Kiner-Falefa, or Sogard could see time at short, with Marcelo Mayer potentially shifting from second base to short if needed.
During the Red Sox’ 10-3 win over the Tigers, Framber Valdez hit Trevor Story with a fastball after Story homered twice, prompting benches to clear. Valdez denies intentional plunking, saying he was trying to throw strikes, while Sox manager Chad Tracy and others question intent. The incident echoes past scrutiny of Valdez, including a 2025 cross-up with catcher Cesar Salazar, fueling the broader conversation about his conduct ahead of free agency and his move to Detroit.
Detroit left-hander Framber Valdez was ejected after hitting Trevor Story with a 94 mph fastball in the fourth inning, sparking a benches-clearing moment as Boston built a 10-2 lead and went on to win 10-3. Valdez allowed nine hits and 10 runs, including three homers, before Brenan Hanifee finished for Detroit. Red Sox interim manager Chad Tracy questioned Valdez’s intent, while Valdez denied deliberately throwing at Story; Tigers manager A.J. Hinch called it a confusing moment. The piece also notes a past cross-up incident involving Valdez in Houston.
Detroit left-hander Framber Valdez was ejected after hitting Trevor Story with a 94 mph fastball following back-to-back homers by Willson Contreras and Wilyer Abreu, triggering a benches-clearing incident in the Red Sox’s 10-3 win over the Tigers; the moment adds to ongoing scrutiny of Valdez’s temperament as he adjusts to Detroit on a three-year, $115 million deal.
Trevor Story says a direct talk with Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow about the decision to fire Alex Cora and six coaches was necessary; Breslow explained the moves at a team meeting, but Story remains frustrated and seeks clearer direction for the franchise.
Trevor Story hit the shortest home run of the 2025 MLB season at Fenway Park, which was initially called a foul but was confirmed after replay review to have hit the Pesky Pole, making it a historic and unique moment in Fenway and MLB history.
The Red Sox secured a 2-1 walkoff win against the Astros at Fenway Park, with Trevor Story's crucial defensive play preventing a tying run and Roman Anthony delivering the game-winning hit in the 10th inning.
The Boston Red Sox secured a 10-7 victory over the Yankees, with key contributions from struggling players Kristian Campbell and Trevor Story, whose performances were highlighted as 'huge' by manager Alex Cora, marking an important win and a positive step for the team's confidence.
The Red Sox ended a five-game losing streak with a win against the Braves, highlighted by Trevor Story's defensive play and Lucas Giolito's improved pitching performance.