Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story once again showcased his power against the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday at Fenway Park.
A day after Story smoked a solo shot to deep right-center field, he golfed a pitch over the Green Monster off of Rays' starting pitching Jeffrey Springs.
Story went down so low for the change-up on the outer part of the plate that he basically hit the 383-foot homer from one knee and with only one hand on the bat. Just an incredible display of power from the right-handed slugger, which you can watch here.
For Story, it was his 14th home run of the year, which is second most on the Red Sox. Story's round-tripper followed a Xander Bogaerts homer in the first inning and leveled the score at 3-3 after the Rays had jumped out to an early three-run lead.
