Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager finishes the season with a bone spur in his elbow, an issue he plays through during the second half. The team says Seager’s condition is not new to him this year and that it affects how the Rangers plan his next steps.
Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young says Seager has had the bone spur for a couple of months. Young adds that the organization is still determining the best course of action, including whether surgery is needed. Across reports, the focus is on diagnosis and decision-making rather than on a specific timeline for recovery or a definitive procedure.
