Corey Seager Physically Ready for Rangers Spring Training

Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager expressed confidence in his readiness for the upcoming spring training, following two surgeries for sports hernias last year. Seager, who was recognized as the Rangers player of the year, stated that his offseason has been 'pretty normal,' allowing him to train effectively and regain his fitness. After undergoing a right sports hernia repair in September, he was able to perform baseball activities by December. In the 2023 season, Seager had a strong performance, hitting .278 with 30 home runs and 74 RBIs, and he continued to excel during the postseason, batting .318. His recent surgeries have not dampened his spirits, as he feels prepared to build on his successful career with the Rangers, including their first World Series title. Seager's health is crucial for the team's aspirations in the upcoming season.