On the afternoon of this Saturday, November 6, it was announced that Colorado Rockies has made a qualifying offer to Trevor Story as part of their attempts to keep him on the team heading into the 2022 Season of MLB. The shortstop became a free agent at the end of the 2021 campaign and rumors have emerged for weeks that he would be looking for another team.
MLB Network journalist Jon Heyman reported this afternoon that Trevor Story received a qualifying offer from the Colorado Rockies in the amount of $ 18.4 million for one year.
Heyman adds in his report that it is expected that the shortstop will not accept this negotiation, having as a deadline to respond to Colorado next Wednesday, November 17.
If Story decides to decline the qualifying offer, the Rockies will still have a chance to re-sign him, and if he chooses to go into free agency, the organization will receive compensation on the draft pick.
Trevor Story is one of four elite shortstops to be free agents this offseason and all of them are said to be looking to sign multi-year, million-dollar contracts heading into MLB 2022.
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