Report: Rockies, Story agree to 2-year, $27.5M contract
The Colorado Rockies and shortstop Trevor Story are in agreement on a two-year, $27.5-million contract, according to Jeff Passan of ESPN.
The 27-year-old had two seasons of arbitration remaining and will still be eligible to hit free agency following the 2021 season.
Story is coming off his second straight All-Star season, hitting .294/.363/.554 with 35 homers and 23 steals while claiming his second consecutive Silver Slugger award.
Story was entering his second year of arbitration and had filed for a one-year, $11.5-million settlement, according to Mark Feinsand of MLB.com. Meanwhile, the Rockies countered with a $10.75-million offer.
Since breaking into the majors in 2016, Story ranks as the fifth-best shortstop in the majors, according to FanGraphs WAR.
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