Wake Up With Trevor Story Hitting His 7th Homer In 6 Games
Everyone keeps saying, just wait until the league figures out how to pitch to Trevor Story and then he’ll stop hitting so many home runs. I guess those scouting reports are taking a little time, huh? Here, I’ll make your jobs easier for you. The scouting report on how to pitch to Trevor Story is don’t pitch to Trevor Story. He’s going to hit a home run. In fact, that’s pretty much all he does. For a guy who has seven home runs through his first six career major league games, he’s only hitting .333. And, I mean, .333 is batting title-worthy if that’s what you finish the year at, but for week one of the season, you’d expect the guy with seven home runs already to be hitting higher than .333. That’s because, aside from the seven home runs, he just has two singles. He’s 9-for-27, has an on-base percentage of .357, and a slugging percentage of 1.111. First week of the season statistics are awesome.