Trevor Story has re-emerged as Boston’s speed-driven catalyst, transforming his injury-plagued run into a productive, multi-category fantasy asset. His 21 straight steals to start the season set a Red Sox Expansion Era record, and his .319 batting average with 11 RBIs across 12 games signals a health-empowered breakout. Story’s baseline fantasy value now hinges on staying healthy and maintaining a lead-off or top-order slot, where his speed and situational hitting can maximize runs, RBIs, and stolen bases. His clutch late-game contributions, including a walk-off that plated Roman Anthony, underscore Story’s value in high-leverage situations and his potential to elevate the Red Sox’s lineup as postseason chase intensifies.

Story supplied a multi-run shot that amplified the lead, continuing a trend of power and run production for Story in a Boston uniform. His bat presence is a clear fantasy asset, both for juice in RBIs and home runs and for situational run-scoring opportunities in a stacked offense.

Story has a 3-13 mark against Houston, yet his multi-category upside makes him a key DFS piece when the matchup or park aligns. In this Marlins game, his power and RBI potential emerge as essential components of a Red Sox stacking plan, especially if the lineup around him is clicking.

Story is cited in MLB RBI pace comparisons, highlighting how top sluggers across the league stack up against Greene and Suzuki. His inclusion signals the context of elite RBI production across the league.

Story crossed home on Yoshida’s grounder to cap the early scoring, part of a tense contest that ended with a San Diego win in extras. Story’s early RBI and run-scoring potential anchor BOS’s offense and give fantasy managers a reliable source of power and run production in the opening weeks.