Corey Seager’s Surprising Return to Texas Rangers Sparks Questions About Team’s Future Strategy
ARLINGTON, Texas — Two-time World Series MVP shortstop Corey Seager was reinstated by the Texas Rangers on Wednesday after his second stint on the injured list this season because of a right hamstring strain.
The Rangers activated Seager before their series finale against Toronto. Seager hadn’t played since hitting two home runs on May 10 at Detroit. He missed 28 of their previous 33 games going into Wednesday night.
Seager was out 16 games while on the IL for the second time, but that didn’t count the two games he didn’t play before his two-homer game against the Tigers. He missed 10 games while out the minimum 10 days for his previous IL stint from April 23-May 2, then played only five games after being reinstated before being getting sidelined again.
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