MLB Video: Watch Corey Seager’s Bat Break in the Strangest Way
Who doesn’t love a good MLB oddity? Whenever weird stuff happens in baseball, it seems to immediately make its way around the internet, perhaps more so than your average walk-off homerun highlight. It’s quirky and it’s fun, so naturally, everyone wants to see it.
But just a weekend into games and Corey Seager might have the MLB oddity of the year. The Rangers shortstop was batting against the Blue Jays when his bat broke in half. But it wasn’t the way that you might be thinking.
Seags didn’t even make contact with the ball and his bat split in half. In the clip, you can see the bottom of the bat still in his right hand as his top hand carries the barrel over. It happens on occasion across MLB, but it’s always wild to see.
What the heck happened to Corey Seager's bat? ?
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