The Texas Rangers made an unexpected decision on two-time World Series MVP Corey Seager before a game against the Toronto Blue Jays.

The Texas Rangers have been on a bit of a downturn recently, but star shortstop Corey Seager has been able to put together an extremely strong defensive season.

The Rangers beat the first-place Toronto Blue Jays 10-4 Sunday afternoon at the Rogers Centre to stave off a sweep and end what had been a four-game losing streak. The win, only their fifth this month, was anchored by the team’s stars.

Texas Rangers first baseman Corey Seager and his wife, Madisyn, are expecting their first child. The couple tied the knot in December 2020.

Considering how well Kansas City rookie Noah Cameron has pitched at home, he might be the last person the Texas Rangers, and their struggling offense, want to face.

After being hit in the wrist by a pitch Friday, second baseman Marcus Semien is out of the lineup for the Rangers’ game against the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday. Semien told reporters Saturday that his wrist was swollen when he woke up. He said he is getting X-Rays on the wrist later on Saturday.

The Texas Rangers are staring down missing the playoffs for the second straight year. Coming off a World Series championship in 2023, that is an abject disaster

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The Rangers had five hits through the first two innings tonight and all that amounted to was one run. By the time they scored again in the sixth inning, the score was 4-1 Kansas City. The Rangers also didn’t draw a walk, had one extra base hit all night, and ultimate didn’t do enough with their opportunities with runners on base.