The Dodgers got their 2016 postseason off to a solid start, scoring a run two batters in to their first game. That run was thanks to a home run by Corey Seager in Game 1 of the NLDS against the Nationals, becoming the youngest Dodger ever to hit a postseason home run.
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Seager, who hit 26 home runs in his rookie campaign, took Max Scherzer over the center field wall for his first career postseason home run, in his sixth postseason game.
“He’s a special player, and has been great for us all year, coming up with big hits,” said Justin Turner, who also homered, on MLB Network after the game.