Trevor Story is a free agent in the American Professional Baseball League. Let’s learn about the athlete’s parents in detail from this article.
He was a member of the Colorado Rockies of Major League Baseball (MLB).
The Story tied the MLB rookie record for home runs in a month after he hit home runs in each of his first four games on April 8, 2016, and established an MLB rookie record for home runs in a month.
In 2017, he led the National League in strikeouts, while in 2018, he led the league in power-speed numbers, extra-base hits, and the longest home run of the season.
Meet Trevor Story Parents Teddie And Ken Story
Teddie Story and Ken Story are the parents of Trevor Story.
Their son, Story’s, 100th and 101st home runs, the latter of which was a walk-off, propelled the Rockies to an 8-6 victory over the Orioles on May 24, 2019. In his 448th game, he became the fastest shortstop to accomplish this milestone, overtaking Alex Rodriguez.
The athlete had ten fielding errors at shortstop in 2020, more than any other major league shortstop. Trevor led the team with 11 home runs and was second on the team with 28 RBIs in 59 games.
Trevor also finished 11th in the NL MVP vote after leading the league with 15 stolen bases and four triples.
Teddie And Ken Story Age: How Old Are They?
So far, Teddie Story and Ken Story haven’t shared any information regarding their age and date of birth on the internet.
Their son is 29 years old, and his date of birth is November 15, 1992.
Trevor went to Irving High School, located in Irving, Texas. Story was a shortstop and pitcher for the Tigers baseball team, with a fastball that reached 96 mph (154 km/h).
He was a quarterback for the football team as well, but he stopped playing after his sophomore year to devote more time to baseball. He has committed to attending Louisiana State University on a baseball scholarship (LSU).
Their Ethnic Background Explored
So far, Teddie Story and Ken Story haven’t shared their ethnic background on the internet.
Ken is a retired firefighter and paramedic, and Teddie, his mother, was the CEO of a local food bank.
Their son, Story, turned down a qualifying offer from the Rockies for $18.4 million on November 17, making him a free agent in a crowded shortstop market, including Carlos Correa, Corey Seager, and Javier Baez.
Meet Teddie And Ken Story On Instagram
Ken Story seems to be not using social media, but we can find Teddie Story on Twitter under the username @TeddieStory.
Their son is active on Instagram under the username @trevv4.
He has gained 112K followers and has posted 72 posts on Instagram.
Trevor is also active on Twitter under the username @Tstory2, which he joined in June 2011.
He has gained 37.7K followers and has posted 1,158 tweets on Twitter.