Red Sox shortstop ties MLB record with two stolen bases against A’s

What if I described you Trevor Story is running his way into baseball history During Tuesday night s tournament against the Athletics the Red Sox shortstop tallied two stolen bases in the first five innings making him a perfect for on stolen base attempts this season Related Articles Red Sox righty says not playing on Roberto Clemente Day was a travesty Red Sox lineup Connelly Early to make first start at Fenway Park Red Sox point counterpoint Can Sox hang on to reach playoffs Red Sox count six in first inning beat Yankees to avoid crushing sweep Talented young Red Sox pitchers settling in amid playoff push In doing so Story joined an particular club and now has a chance to set MLB history According to the Red Sox Story is the fourth contestant in the expansion era to be fruitful on their first stolen base attempts in a season The other three were Trea Turner in Carl Crawford in and Vince Coleman in Of those three Turner was the only one to finish the season without being caught His for stands as the MLB record for most of accomplished attempts in a season without being thrown out and if Story finishes the year without being caught he would either tie that record or break it with at least one more achieving steal The th stolen base is the latest milestone in what has been a remarkable comeback season for Story After his first three years in Boston were marred by injury Story has been among the club s the majority valuable all-around players this season The veteran shortstop also has home runs making him one of four players in Red Sox history to record a - season alongside Jarren Duran Mookie Betts and Jacoby Ellsbury