Rangers' Injury Rehab Progress: Seager Takes a Crucial Step Forward
Rangers' shortstop Corey Seager made significant progress in his injury rehab on Tuesday, fielding a ground ball and hitting a home run in a Double-A Frisco game. This development is a crucial step forward for Seager, who has been on the injured list since the end of June with a back issue.
Why it Matters for Rangers
Seager's return to the lineup would be a significant boost for the team, which is shaping up as a buyer at the MLB trade deadline. With less than a week before the deadline, the Rangers are looking to improve their team, and Seager's activation would be a key factor in their chances of success.
What Comes Next?
Seager's next steps are unclear, but he could play another game with Frisco on Wednesday, take a day off to recover, and then meet the team in Houston. The Rangers haven't stated what the next steps are for Seager, but his progress in his rehab is a positive sign for the team.
League Standing
The Rangers are currently 2nd in the Premiership, with 69 points from 33 games, and are 1 point behind leaders Heart Of Midlothian. They have scored 66 goals and conceded 31, with a +35 goal difference.
Currently Sidelined
Ross McCrorie is currently sidelined for Rangers, but Seager's return would be a welcome boost to the team's lineup.
Next Fixture
The Rangers' next fixture is against Dundee at home on December 30th, and they will be looking to build on their recent form, which has seen them win WWWWD in their last 5 games.
