Corey Seager is inching closer to returning to the Texas Rangers, looking sharp in live batting practice with a home run to cap his session — manager Skip Schumaker says he’s back to his usual self. Seager’s focused on getting back on the field, not a timeline, and plans to hit harder in Monday’s next BP session after fielding and running drills. He’s been sidelined since late June with his second back injury this year, and while he’d prefer to skip rehab, he admits it’s likely — especially since he wants to test his defensive moves and sliding in real games. Schumaker is optimistic, noting both Rangers’ top minor league teams are home this week, making rehab feasible. Seager warns back issues aren’t ideal and aren’t guaranteed to stay gone, but the team’s cautiously hopeful he’ll be back soon.
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