Rangers Trio Hank Aaron Award Finalists

García had a career-best season at the plate, despite missing a couple of weeks in September due to a knee injury. He set career highs in runs scored (108), homers (39), RBIs (107), walks (65), on-base percentage (.328) and slugging percentage (.508). He made his second All-Star Game appearance, started for the first time and also led the Rangers in home runs and RBI.

Seager missed what amounts two nearly two months of the season due to a hamstring pull and a thumb injury. But he still had the most productive season he’s ever had at the plate and nearly won the American League batting title.

His .327 batting average was 82 points higher than a season ago, his first with the Rangers. He led the AL with 42 doubles and matched his career high with 33 home runs. He led Texas in batting average, on-base percentage and slugging percentage.

Semien started every game for the Rangers in 2023 and led the AL with 185 hits and 122 runs as the Rangers’ leadoff hitter. His 100 RBI matched an AL record for most RBI produced by a leadoff hitter in a season. He had 29 home runs, an .826 OPS and made the All-Star team for the second time.

2023 Hank Aaron Award Finalists

American League

Yordan Alvarez, Astros; Yandy Díaz, Rays; Adolis García, Rangers; Aaron Judge, Yankees; Shohei Ohtani, Angels; Julio Rodríguez, Mariners; Corey Seager, Rangers; Marcus Semien, Rangers; Kyle Tucker, Astros

National League

Ronald Acuña Jr., Braves; Luis Arraez, Marlins; Cody Bellinger, Cubs; Mookie Betts, Dodgers; Corbin Carroll, D-backs; Freddie Freeman, Dodgers; Bryce Harper, Phillies; Matt Olson, Braves; Juan Soto, Padres