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Corey Seager Takes Live BP After Back Injury
Corey Seager, the shortstop for the Texas Rangers, took live batting practice for the first time since he got hurt again.
He hit a home run and plans to do more practice before maybe playing in minor league games to get ready.
He has been hurt twice this season, first with a concussion and then with his back.
His manager and he are talking about when he should come back.
Seager has not played much this year and is having his worst season.
The team is also hoping two other players, Jordan Montgomery and Cody Bradford, will come back soon from their injuries.
Corey Seager took live batting practice for the first time since his back injury.
He hit a home run and plans to continue practicing before a possible minor league rehab assignment.
Seager has been sidelined twice this season, first with a concussion and then with back issues.
He has played only 51 games this season, hitting .182 with 10 home runs and 25 RBIs.
The Rangers are also hopeful for the return of left-handers Jordan Montgomery and Cody Bradford from injuries.
- Who
- Corey Seager, Texas Rangers shortstop
- What
- Seager took live batting practice for the first time since his back injury
- Where
- Arlington, Texas
- When
- July 2024
- Why
- To assess his readiness to return to play after a back injury
Optimistic View
Cautious View
Seager's Readiness
Optimistic View
Seager's performance in live batting practice and his home run indicate he is progressing well and could return soon.
Cautious View
Seager's history of back issues and the need for further evaluation suggest caution is necessary before his return.
Key facts
- Player
- Corey Seager
- Team
- Texas Rangers
- Position
- Shortstop
- Injury
- Back injury
- Last Game
- June 30, 2024
- Current Batting Average
- .182
- Home Runs
- 10
- RBIs
- 25
Quotes
Corey Seager
Rangers shortstop
“"I would love to tell you yes, but backs are not what you want."”
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