The Los Angeles Dodgers are in the midst of playing the San Francisco Giants seven times in 11 days, and if the current trend holds, will welcome back Corey Seager before the current series at Dodger Stadium concludes.
Seager spent some of the All-Star break at home resting, but reported to Camelback Ranch late last week to resume taking at-bats and participating in simulated games. He reunited with the team in L.A. on Monday, facing Corey Knebel in a simulated game.
“It went well. Corey Knebel threw 15-20 pitches, or something like that. Corey Knebel looked fantastic mixing in the fastball, breaking ball,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said.