That may be as much a function of the scheduled game time as anything else.

Seager did take a rather intensive live batting practice session Tuesday that included sitting down for a few minutes between rounds to simulate a game-like situation. 

“It went like Corey Seager live batting practices go,” manager Skip Schumaker said. “Couple of home runs, loud contact. He did some up downs, which was really good for him. He ran out, took ground balls, came back in, sat down for a couple minutes, took at-bats. He did that a few times and felt really good. So now it’s getting checked out to make sure everything is good to go.”