After an injury-riddled 2024 season for Red Sox from slugger Trevor Story, he looks to get back to his former self in Spring Training and 2025

As the Boston Red Sox attempt to evaluate the new faces in the lineup, shortstop should belong to Trevor Story. Unfortunately, Boston has learned by now that they can't fully count on him being there.

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Hoping to bring that production to Boston, the Red Sox signed Story to a six-year, $140 million contract in 2022. In return, they've endured three injury-plagued seasons from their marquee middle infielder. However, for what feels like the first time in his Red Sox tenure, Story is healthy this spring — and absolutely raking.

Trevor Story hit two of Boston's six homers and the Red Sox cruised to 20-5 win over the Miami Marlins on Thursday in a spring training game at Fort Myers, Fla.

With Rafael Devers expected to make his Grapefruit League debut in the coming days, the Red Sox have a decision to make about who will be their starting second baseman.

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The Red Sox manager, Alex Cora, has spilled the beans on when the much-anticipated debut of Dominican third baseman Rafael Devers will happen in the 2025 Spring Training of the MLB. According to the Puerto Rican skipper,