The Boston Red Sox will have a decision to make with shortstop Trevor Story, who was once one of the better players in Major League Baseball. After signing a six-year, $140 million deal, Story hasn't been the player the Red Sox were hoping for, whether due to injuries or playing at a below-average level when he's on the field.

Story, signed before the 2022 season to help carry the lineup, is hitting just .234 as the Red Sox fight to stay above .500. Given that he has a contract option he's likely to exercise, the franchise is in a tough spot moving forward.

Trevor Story has been dreadful for the last three weeks, and there is no clear solution for the Red Sox if the veteran shortstop's struggles continue.