Corey Seager has emerged from a sluggish start to become a powerhouse for the Texas Rangers, now boasting the second-best hitting statistics in the American League over the last two weeks. He has jumped to a .830 OPS, showcasing a remarkable transformation with a .333 batting average, .476 on-base percentage, and .771 slugging percentage. This includes six home runs and a 1.246 OPS during a 13-game on-base streak. His performance is highlighted by a refined approach at the plate, with a significant reduction in strikeouts and an impressive hard-hit rate of 65.8%.

Seager’s recent success can be attributed to his ability to handle multiple pitch types and a disciplined approach that minimizes chasing pitches outside the strike zone. This has not only allowed him to hit effectively against various pitches but also contributed to a notable increase in walks. As Seager continues to find his stride, his past struggles now seem like a distant memory, reaffirming his status as a top-tier shortstop in the league.