Rangers shortstop Corey Seager is on the mend after undergoing right elbow surgery on Tuesday.
The club announced Friday that Seager underwent a procedure to remove a bone spur from his throwing elbow. He is expected to make a full recovery in time to begin his normal offseason work.
President of baseball operations Chris Young said on Sept. 28 that Seager had dealt with the bone spur “for a few months” and that minor surgery might be necessary. The five-time All-Star endured two stints on the injured list during the 2026 season, but both of those were due to low back inflammation. Seager also spent time on the seven-day concussion IL in June.
The 32-year-old played in 102 games this past season and set career lows in batting average (.227) and OPS (.736).
In other injury news, the Rangers announced that catcher Danny Jansen underwent a procedure to remove a bone growth in his right hand on Wednesday. Also, third baseman Josh Jung will not need surgery for the right hand fracture that he suffered when he was hit by a pitch on Sept. 25.