Remember as kids, the Dodgers trotted out the Rookie of the Year in the National League every year, it seemed? Mike Piazza last won the award in 1994 and did so unanimously. Today, Corey Seager has joined him.
Seager batted .308 and hit 26 home runs. He set Dodgers rookie records in hits (193), total bases (321), extra-base hits (71), doubles (40) and runs scored (105).
Finishing second was the electrifying Trea Turner of the Washington Nationals, and third was taken by Seager’s teammate Kenta Maeda.
But Seager has energized a weary nation in Los Angeles; a look at the first 184 games of his career are just staggering by the numbers.
from Diamond Hoggers http://ift.tt/2fTTuJ0
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