In local sports news, Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager has made progress in his recovery from a back issue. Seager has been out for a month but recently participated in a Double-A rehab game. During the game, Seager homered and also showed his skills with his glove.
This is a positive sign for his return to the team. For more information on Seager's rehab and his expected return to the Rangers, readers can refer to The Washington Post for further details.
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