Corey Seager

Corey Seager went 2-for-4 with an RBI in the Rangers' 7-1 defeat to the Royals.

Fantasy Impact

Despite the multi-hit game, Seager's performance this season remains underwhelming with a batting average of just .229 through 30 games. His lack of power and speed stats, with only two home runs and no stolen bases, limits his upside in fantasy formats. Given his current form and the Rangers' struggles, fantasy managers might want to consider other options for more consistent production. Seager's ability to turn around his season will be crucial for those holding onto him in hopes of a resurgence.

Corey Seager went 1-for-4 with a home run and an RBI in the Rangers' 8-4 loss to the Reds.

Fantasy Impact

Despite the loss, Seager's solo blast was a highlight, adding a bit of luster to what has been a somewhat lackluster season for the shortstop. With a batting average hovering just below .250 and only his second homer of the year, Seager's power production has been underwhelming. His .295 wOBA and low extra-base hit totals suggest that fantasy managers should temper their expectations. While he remains a starting option due to his potential and track record, his current form might make him more of a situational play based on matchups.

Corey Seager is absent from the lineup for the Texas Rangers against the Cincinnati Reds Saturday.

Fantasy Impact

Seager will take a seat on the bench for rest purposes, with Josh Smith filling in at shortstop and batting fifth against the Reds for manager Bruce Bochy Saturday.

Corey Seager (shin) is in the starting lineup for the Texas Rangers against the Seattle Mariners Thursday.

Fantasy Impact

Seager returns after exiting Wednesday’s contest with the apparent shin injury, occupying the designated hitter spot and batting second against the Mariners for manager Bruce Bochy Thursday.

Corey Seager was hit on the shin by a pitch Wednesday night and later exited the game.

Fantasy Impact

Seager initially stayed in the game after being hit by a pitch in the seventh inning, but he was clearly bothered while running the bases and did not come out on defense for the eighth inning. Manager Bruce Bochy stated after the game that Seager's shin "swelled up pretty good." He should be considered day-to-day for now.