The Boston Red Sox place shortstop Trevor Story on the 10-day injured list with a groin strain or sports hernia, according to reports. Multiple outlets say the injury is affecting Story’s performance and that he has been managing it since the start of the season. The Athletic reports that Story’s season has been hindered by the issue and notes his batting output and defensive struggles, including an OPS of .546 and six errors. In a corresponding roster move, the Red Sox promote or recall Nick Sogard from the minors to take Story’s place on the active roster while Story is sidelined. The exact medical wording varies between sources, but both describe the condition as related to the groin area and categorize it under an IL stint consistent with the team’s standard 10-day timeline. The move reflects Boston’s effort to address Story’s injury and provide an infield option during his absence.