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Breaking Down The Corey Seager Trade Rumors & Potential Landing Spots
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AJ Pierzynski and Erik Kratz debate whether the Texas Rangers can realistically trade Corey Seager as questions surround the star shortstop's future in Texas. The former MLB catchers break down Seager's massive contract, full no-trade clause and injury history while exploring potential fits with the Atlanta Braves, New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox and Toronto Blue Jays. AJ explains why he believes a trade is extremely unlikely, while Erik makes the case that Seager remains a highly productive player despite his durability concerns. Plus, the discussion turns to the Rangers' payroll plans, top prospect Sebastian Walcott and whether Texas has enough offensive firepower to contend in 2027. AJ also responds to criticism of his comments about MLB salaries and why he believes players deserve to maximize their earning potential.
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