"That's awesome -- to be voted by your peers, it's a little more special for me," Seager said. "Same thing with the All-Star Game [selected by player vote], it's nice to see your peers and the people you play against every day have that mutual respect for you."
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The 22-year-old Seager rewrote much of the franchise record book for first-year players. His 26 home runs were a Dodgers record for a shortstop, and he set Los Angeles Dodgers rookies marks for hits (193), runs (105) and doubles (40).