Boston Red Sox shortstop Trevor Story will soon have a decision that could reshape his career.

The 10-year MLB veteran holds an opt-out clause in his six-year, $140 million contract, giving him the chance to walk away from the final two years and $50 million after this season.

If he chooses that route, the Red Sox could override it by activating their 2028 club option, which would lock him in for three years at $75 million. They could also decline, pay a $5 million buyout and let him test free agency.

It’s a looming decision that puts him in a similar boat to third baseman Alex Bregman.

For now, Story insists his focus is on the final stretch of the season.

“It’s not even in my mind, to be honest with you,” he said, as transcribed by Tim Healey of the Boston Globe. “I’ve been so l

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