Corey Seager, the Texas Rangers’ shortstop, is taking significant steps toward returning to the lineup, which could bolster the team’s position in the American League West. Seager recently played in a rehab assignment with Double-A Frisco, where he hit a home run and made a notable play in the field.
In his first game with Frisco on Tuesday, Seager finished 1-for-2 with a walk. Rangers manager Skip Schumaker was encouraged by the reports he received, noting that Seager came out of the game healthy and ready to play again the following day. Seager had a strong play in the field and performed well at the plate, hitting the ball effectively.
No decision has been made regarding Seager’s return to the Texas lineup, although he might be ready as early as Friday in Houston if all goes well. Seager has been limited to 51 games this season due to various injuries, including a concussion and lower back inflammation.
Original reporting: Dallas TX News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.
