Perhaps the biggest injury concern surrounding the Los Angeles Dodgers this spring is the right elbow of Corey Seager, as up until Monday he had yet to play shortstop in any capacity.
Seager’s throwing program progressed to the point where he could finally take the field on Monday, as he played five innings of defense in a ‘B’ game on a backfield at Camelback Ranch.
Seager made two plays at shortstop in his five innings, and according to Bill Plunkett of the Southern California News Group, came out of the game without feeling any ill-effects in the elbow:
“It was good,” the Dodgers shortstop said after the game.