Trevor Story on Friday became just the fifth player in baseball history with home runs in the first four games of a season, which ties a major-league record. That record was first set by Willie Mays in 1971. But Story stands alone in the history of the game with his total of six homers in the four games.
So how sustainable is his run? He’s on pace to hit 243 homers this season, so forget about him keeping up that kind of pace. He is a rookie, after all, so he will almost surely slump at some point this season.