Trevor Story is fully healthy and driving a postseason push for Boston, thanks to a dominant on-base and speed revival. His 21 straight stolen bases to start the season set a Red Sox Expansion Era mark, signaling a return of the speed element many hoped would anchor Boston’s offense. Across the last fortnight, Story has surged to a .319 clip with an .810 OPS, adding three extra-base hits and 11 RBIs in 12 games, including Friday’s walk-off winner that plated Roman Anthony and underscored Boston’s late-season momentum.

The resurgence comes as Boston clings to the American League’s second wild-card spot with a 67–56 record, and health remains the most pressing storyline for Story after years of injuries. His athleticism and marketable speed could unlock more aggressive baserunning and run-producing opportunities for the lineup, a boon for fantasy managers eyeing stolen-base upside and RBI potential as the Sox navigate a tight October race.