Photo: Corey Seager’s wife Madisyn shares 'lazy Sunday' moment of dog Harlow with injured husband lounging in the background
Two-time World Series champion Corey Seager's wife, Madisyn Seager, often shares snaps of her day-to-day life with fans on social media. Corey and Madisyn met at the same high school in North Carolina, and after years of dating, tied the knot in 2020.
The pair also share two Australian Shepherds named Hazel and Harlow. On Sunday, Madisyn shared a social media story showcasing Harlow as the pup relaxed on the sofa.
Corey Seager could also be seen in the background, as the 30-year-old recovers from surgery following a sports hernia injury.
"Lazy sunday at home >>" Madisyn Seager captioned the story
After finishing high school, Madisyn pursued a degree in business administration and a certification in personal selling from East Carolina University.
Corey, on the other hand, made a huge step in his pro baseball career as he was drafted 18th overall in the first round by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 2012 MLB draft.
Madisyn Seager writes touching note for husband Corey Seager following injury
Corey Seager, the shortstop for the Texas Rangers, has been ruled out of action for the rest of the 2024 season due to a sports hernia injury in his right side. The 30-year-old was placed on the 10-day IL on September 2 with hip discomfort, before a proper diagnosis revealed the hernia.
Eventually, the doctors recommended surgery to ensure Seager could return to full fitness by spring training in 2025. But the surgery ruled Seager out of any more baseball for the current campaign.
While Corey was undergoing surgery on Friday, his wife Madisyn shared an emotional note on her social media story, accompanied by a shadow image of the pair.
In the story, Madisyn talked about how Corey's positivity despite recent injury setbacks continues to inspire her, and though he is in pain right now, the shortstop will leave no stone unterned in making a complete recovery.
Seager leads the Rangers for home runs with 30 for the season. While his absence weakens the offense, it is not worth risking further damage at this point. Ensuring one of the best hitters in the big leagues comes into the new season fit and well-rested is of the utmost importance for the Rangers.