Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager is dealing with a mild concussion and is out of the lineup for a third straight game, manager Skip Schumaker said before the team faces the Boston Red Sox on Sunday night. The injury follows an incident on Thursday against the Kansas City Royals, when Seager collided with catcher Carter Jensen while trying to score from first on Brandon Nimmo’s double. Seager remained in the game and hit a home run, but he has since been sidelined. Schumaker’s comments indicate Seager’s current status is related to the concussion, which is described as mild. The sources also note that Seager missed 19 games in May and early June due to lower back inflammation. This season, he has struggled offensively, hitting .186 with nine home runs and 24 runs batted in. The reported information reflects the team’s injury update and Seager’s recent return-to-play timeline, with no specific return date provided in the accounts.