A biography for Corey Seagerhasn’t been written yet.
“You never want to make a mental mistake.”
“I always take the stairs every day.”
“Errors are gonna happen. You hope it doesn't happen five times in one game, it's hard to win a game that it does happen in.”
“It doesn't matter who the guy is, how you do it. When it comes down to the World Series, it's about winning four games.”
“There is no worse feeling than being in a bad spot in a major league batter's box. Knowing you're in a bad spot and not being able to compete. You're just by yourself. It's an empty, bad place to be. You have no chance.”
“When you're always around older kids, you learn the game faster and mature faster in the game. They teach you at a faster pace.”
“It's always been an important thing to be respectful around the town, inside the clubhouse; these are the kinds of things my parents always talked about. It's how I was raised.”
“I mean, I was still getting used to being in the big leagues, then you're thrown in there and it's not overwhelming, but in the playoffs you're even more uncertain what to do, what to expect.”
“Knowing what you need to change and being able to change it is a big thing.”
“It's just something we're really passionate about, giving back to the community.”
“To come out and win a series against an in-division team, it's something to be proud of.”
“If I'm in the positions I need to be, it helps me see the ball better. It's not like it's distracting to see it, it's actually kind of helping.”
“Having two older brothers, you get messed with.”
“To be at the top is what you're always trying to accomplish.”
“I get hooked on TV shows, I binge watch them.”
“You want to do what you do every day, have that routine, go out and do it. Not have to always tinker, always do other stuff.”
“The whole goal is to put some barrels on the baseball and hope good things happen. Sometimes it turns into doubles, sometimes it turns into home runs.”
“The fear of failure. Failure definitely drives me more than anything else.”
“It's nice to have a plan to reach goals, instead of the unknown.”
“Growing up playing sports, video games and seeing all the people on the covers and idolizing them was awesome for me.”