Five days after being hit on the wrist by a fastball, Dodgers rookie Corey Seager admitted he still feels some soreness in the area, but insisted that was not to blame for his recent mini-slump. Seager entered Saturday’s game against San Diego in the midst of a rare cold spell. That is the standard he has set for himself, as he makes a case to be the National League MVP. “It’s probably just one of those things that happens to everyone.”Seager, 22, said he was seeing progress with his wrist. Hopefully it stops being sore here soon, and we move on.”Before this recent stretch, Seager was a model of consistency.

Source: Los Angeles Times September 03, 2016 23:15 UTC