Corey Seager and Rangers Celebrate First World Series Title in Texas with Massive Victory Parade

World Series MVP Corey Seager joins "Mr. October" Reggie Jackson as the only position players to win two World Series MVP Awards, finishing a stellar postseason performance with a .318 average, a .451 on-base percentage, and a 1.133 OPS in 66 at-bats while helping the Texas Rangers secure a historic championship win.

Corey Seager, the World Series MVP, joins Reggie Jackson as the only position players to win two World Series MVP Awards after helping the Texas Rangers secure a historic championship win.
Seager playfully quoted Alex Bregman of the Houston Astros saying: 'Everybody was wondering what would happen if the Rangers didn't win the World Series,' and concluded with, 'I guess we'll never know.'
At the Rangers' victory parade, Seager responded to the Astros' earlier taunts by throwing shade at their third baseman, Alex Bregman.
During the historic celebration, Semien hoisted the World Series trophy into the air as he stepped off the plane, marking the franchise’s first World Series championship in 63 years.
After a rollercoaster season, the Rangers not only managed to overcome multiple setbacks but also managed to set an MLB record by winning all 11 of their postseason road games.