Corey Seager and Randy Arozarena have been outstanding in the MLB playoffs and are writing themselves into history
The 2020 ALCS and NLCS MVP’s are on fire during the MLB playoffs and don’t seem to be slowing down. Both Randy Arozarena and Corey Seager are still making an impact in the World Series after two games. The Tampa Bay Rays tied the series on Wednesday after defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-4 in game two.
Brandon Lowe finally had a big game for the Rays with two home runs and Chris Taylor had a home run for the Dodgers to try and start a come back in the well contested game. Rays reliever Nick Anderson received the win, and Tony Gonsolin was the losing pitcher. Diego Castillo also came into the ninth inning with two outs to record his third save of the 2020 postseason.
Seager, the left handed shortstop, hit another home run yesterday and finished the game with two hits, bringing his home run total to seven this postseason. The rookie standout, Arozarena, finished the game one for three with two bases on balls, raising his hit total to 22 hits.
Let’s find out what kinds of records the MLB playoffs MVP’s are breaking and are on track to break sooner rather than later.