After impressing over the final month of the 2015 season, Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Corey Seager entered 2016 as the consensus top prospect in baseball. Somehow, the 22-year-old managed to exceed the lofty expectations that were placed on his shoulders.
While appearing 157 regular-season games, the most of his professional career, Seager batted .308/.365/.512 with a 137 OPS+, .372 wOBA and 137 wRC+. He led the Dodgers in batting average, on-base percentage, total hits (193), doubles (40), triples (five) and was second in home runs (26).
Seager led qualified National League shortstops in doubles, home runs, batting average, slugging, wOBA, wRC+, was second in OBP and third in RBI.