Star shortstop Corey Seager crushed one of the biggest taters of his career to give the Texas Rangers new life in Game 1 of the World Series. In a familiar sight, the 29-year-old blasted a two-run shot off Arizona Diamondbacks closer Paul Sewald to right field to tie things, 5-5, in the ninth inning. It was Seager’s third career World Series homer at Globe Life Park, giving him 17 all-time Postseason dingers. He trails only Derek Jeter (20) and Carlos Correa (18) for the most all-time by a shortstop. The ninth-inning homer proved to be massive as it led to an eventual 6-5 win.