No matter how many times president of baseball operations Chris Young and the Rangers brass maintain that they are not interested in trading All-Star shortstop Corey Seager, teams continue to get in line to see just how serious they are about it.
Big market teams like the Boston Red Sox, Atlanta Braves, and New York Yankees are just three of the teams that have inquired about the slugger's availability.
A slow start for Seager could get the 2026 season off on the wrong foot for a couple of reasons
If Seager were to struggle to begin the season, it would be bad for the obvious reason that it would likely mean the Rangers aren't scoring a lot of runs and would quickly remind fans of the offensively challenged lineup from last year.