Corey Seager

Superstar shortstop Corey Seager carried the Texas Rangers offense in their 3-1 World Series Game 3 victory. The 2020 Willie Mays World Series MVP was at it again, belting a two-run blast in the third inning to give his Club a 3-0 advantage as for the D-backs had not scored yet when Seager hit the homerun. Seager’s second dinger of this series gives him the second-most (18) in Postseason history for a shortstop, tying him with Carlos Correa and trailing only Derek Jeter (20). With the 29-year-old’s homer, the Rangers, as a team, have clubbed at least one homer in 14 straight Postseason games to set a new MLB record.