Corey Seager was the star of the Dodgers’ 12-0 drubbing of the Mets on Tuesday night, and hit three home runs. With that power display, he is closing in on a franchise record.
Since the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles in 1958, they have had a number of stellar shortstops. Maury Wills changed the game with his speed, Bill Russell was in the lineup for nearly two decades, and Rafael Furcal gave many of his prime years to the franchise. The a Hanley Ramirez era was short but sweet.