Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager has had a “pretty normal offseason” for the first time in some time after an injury-induced finish to his regular season. The better news: He said Friday before the club’s awards dinner at the Loews Arlington hotel that he’ll be ready to go on day one of spring training.

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Two-time World Series MVP Corey Seager says he feels great and will be ready to go on the first day of spring training with the Texas Rangers after twice having hernia surgery last year.

(Smiley N. Pool / Staff Photographer) ARLINGTON — The good news: Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager has had a “pretty normal offseason” for the first time in some time after an injury ...

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — All-Star shortstop and two-time World Series MVP Corey Seager says he feels great and will be ready to go on the first day of spring training with the Texas Rangers after ...

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Two-time World Series MVP Corey Seager says will be ready to go at spring training with the Texas Rangers after twice having hernia surgery.

Both are now healthy, free of restrictions and back to baseball activities with less than a month until pitchers and catchers report to the Rangers' spring training complex in Surprise, Arizona. “Full go,” said Jung, who underwent his second wrist surgery on Oct. 11. “There’s nothing I haven’t done.”