1 year ago
Rangers' Corey Seager Aims to Return This Season
Corey Seager, a baseball player for the Texas Rangers, had his appendix removed.
He is hoping to play again this season, but it depends on how quickly he recovers.
He had the surgery on August 28th.
Doctors told him his appendix was close to rupturing.
Some athletes have returned to play quickly after this surgery, but Seager isn't sure when he can play again.
The Rangers have other players injured, too.
Seager is using other players' recovery timelines as a reference.
He will need to be feeling well to play again.
Corey Seager had an appendectomy on August 28.
Seager is unsure if he will play again this season.
Doctors told Seager he was close to appendix rupture.
Adolis García and Jon Gray also on IL for Rangers.
Rangers are in the playoff race, behind in division.
- Who
- Corey Seager, Texas Rangers
- What
- Hopes to return to play this season after appendectomy
- Where
- Arlington, Texas
- When
- Appendectomy on August 28
- Why
- To play baseball for the Rangers
Key facts
- Player
- Corey Seager
- Injury
- Appendectomy
- Team
- Texas Rangers
- Return Date
- Unsure
- Other Injuries
- Adolis García (quad strain), Jon Gray (shoulder)
Quotes
Corey Seager
Texas Rangers shortstop
“But it's not rotating and stuff, so I don't know if that changes it just because of where the incisions are.”
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“I mean, I have to think it's possible ... or it won't be.”
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