Seager went 2-for-4 with a home run, two RBI and two runs scored against the White Sox on Sunday. The 27-year-old has underachieved during the season's early months, as he is hitting just .255 and the home run was only his fifth of the year. Seager will be hard-pressed to repeat last year's totals of 25 homers and 96 RBI, but he will get it together sooner or later and should still provide strong counting stats from the third base position.

Seager was 2-for-4 with a home run and a double Wednesday against the Angels, scoring two runs and driving in a pair. Seager has now hit safely in four straight games and notched his first multi-hit game since Apr. 26, a span of nine games. His home run drought also finally came to an end Wednesday as he hadn't gone deep for nearly a month.

Seager (thumb) is back in the lineup Thursday against the Astros. Seager was out of the lineup Wednesday due to a jammed thumb, but it looks to be nothing serious, as he's back at his usual third base spot and batting fifth in the order.

Seager got his thumb jammed on a pitch recently and the discomfort led to him getting the day off Wednesday, ESPN 710's Shannon Drayer reports. The Mariners downplayed the thumb issue, saying Seager could have played through it and that he would be available off the bench Wednesday. He had played 146 straight games prior to Wednesday, so he was overdue for a day off. He should be considered day-to-day, but all signs point to him being in the lineup Thursday.

Seager is out of the lineup Wednesday, the Tacoma News Tribune's Bob Dutton reports. Seager had started 146 straight games, so he was well overdue for a day off. Willie Bloomquist will get an extremely rare start at third and Seager should be back in the lineup for the Mariners' next game.

Seager hit his second homer of the season Monday at the Dodgers. Seager has only five hits in 27 at-bats, but he struggled the first few weeks last year too before becoming one of the top fantasy third basemen.

Seager is 1-of-10 with a home run after the Mariners' opening series against the Angels. Seager isn't quite a high batting average guy, but he was hitless before hitting the home run Wednesday, so he could continue improving as Seattle enters a weekend series against the Athletics.

Seager, who was scratched Saturday with oblique tightness, hit a three-run homer to deep left-center off Texas' Yovani Gallardo on Sunday. The injury is no longer an issue. Seager is having a good spring, hitting .367 (11 for 30) with two homers, two doubles, five walks and three strikeouts.

Seager was scratched from Saturday's Cactus League lineup with minor tightness in his oblique area, Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times reports. Manager Lloyd McClendon stressed that Seager's scratch was precautionary, saying the 27-year-old passed all his physical tests afterward and that it's not a serious issue. Consider Seager day-to-day for now, but the Mariners seem confident this isn't anything that could keep him off the field for long.

Seager spent the offseason working on hitting to all fields in hopes of beating the shift more often this season, the Seattle Times reports.Teams routinely used the shift last year against Seager, who hit 50 percent of his batted balls to the right side, only 21 percent to the left side. If he can go the other way more consistently, his average could get a boost.