Trevor Story has found his next home. The Colorado Rockies’ former shortstop has agreed to terms on a deal with the Boston Red Sox, according to multiple reports on Sunday. His contract is for six years and worth $140 million, per The Athletic. Story leaves the Mile High City team, which drafted him back in 2011, after six seasons in the bigs. He’ll join a Red Sox team just four years removed from its last World Series title. In addition to a new team, he’ll also play a new position. The Red Sox already have their starting shortstop, four-time Silver Slugger award winner Xander Bogaerts. Story…