Storey enters his second season with the Somerset Patriots and in the Atlantic League. The righty went 12-3 last year for Somerset, including a 2.53 ERA and 85 strikeouts over 18 starts. Storey’s 12 wins tied him with John Brownell (Long Island Ducks) for the league-lead. In addition, while his 106.2 innings pitched fell just short of the league minimum of 112 innings to qualify among league leaders, the 2.53 ERA on the season would have ranked second in the league. Only teammate Sean Bierman had a lower ERA, which was a new Atlantic League record.

The Fort Lauderdale, Florida native went 4-0 with a 0.93 ERA (three earned runs in 29 innings pitched) over his first five starts with the team before his contract was purchased by the Los Angeles Dodgers organization in late May. Storey made four starts for Double-A Tulsa, going 1-1 with a 3.47 ERA including a complete-game shutout before returning to Somerset in late June. He then finished the season the same way he started: he won each of his last seven starts to end the regular season.  

Storey has two years of service at the Major League level. He made his Major League debut in 2012 with the Houston Astros, carrying a 3.86 earned run average over 26 relief appearances. The following year, Storey made three appearances with the Toronto Blue Jays. Overall, he has made 29 appearances in the majors, striking out 40 batters over 34.1 innings pitched.

The Florida Atlantic University alum spent the first three years of his professional career in the Oakland Athletics organization, reaching Triple-A Sacramento in 2009 and 2010. He was traded to Houston in 2011 before making his MLB debut in 2012. He later spent two seasons in the Blue Jays organization before joining Somerset last year.