The best ten threesomes were ranked by MLB.com following the signing of Shohei Ohtani to the Los Angeles Dodgers. The site ranked the Dodgers as having the game’s No. 1 triumvirate, consisting of Freddie Freeman, Ohtani, and Mookie Betts, all of whom have won MVP awards at some point in their careers.
At No. 5, the Rangers drafted Corey Seager, Marcus Semien, and Adolis Garcaa.
Each of the three was a vital component of the inaugural World Series champion Rangers squad. Additionally, the triumvirate contributed to the Rangers receiving the inaugural Silver Slugger Award for American League Offensive Team of the Year. For the first time in franchise history, Texas led the AL in all four slash categories (.263/.337/.452/.790), in addition to tying for the league lead with 881 runs and 233 home runs.
The Seager sliced.Ranking among AL leaders in doubles (first), batting average (second), outfield percentage (OPS) (second), extra-base hits (tied for second, 75), home runs (linked for fifth), and RBI (linked for ten) with 327/.390/.623/1.013, including 42 doubles and 96 RBI.
In seventeen postseason contests, the two-time World Series MVP batted.318 with six home runs and twelve RBI. His MVP nomination made him the fourth MLB player in history to be honored with multiple World Series MVP honors.
Seager was a finalist for the Gold Glove, an MVP, an AL All-Star, and the Silver Slugger.
Along with 122 runs, 122 home runs, 29 doubles, and a club-record 753 plate appearances, Semien led the AL in hits (185), runs, plate appearances (753) and at-bats (670). His line was.276/.348/.478/.826). With 835 plate appearances and 179 starts for Texas during the regular season and postseason, he established single-season MLB records in both categories.
Semien was an AL All-Star, a finalist for MVP, a candidate for the Gold Glove, and a Silver Slugger.
Garcia was named Most Valuable Player of the American League Championship Series after assisting the Rangers to a seven-game victory. At one point, he had hit home runs in five consecutive postseason contests, including the game-winning one against Arizona in Game 1.
With an AL All-Star selection and his first Gold Glove, García led the team with eleven outfield assists. He amassed a.245/.328/.508/.836 batting order in addition to 107 RBI, which represented a career high, and 39 home runs.
