Seager and Semien done for season for Rangers; deGrom will make his last scheduled startSeager and Semien done for season for Rangers; deGrom will make his last scheduled start View PhotoARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Corey Seager and Marcus Semien won’t try to return to play this week for the Texas Rangers, ending the fourth season together for middle infielders who have been sidelined since late August. While Seager and Semien are done and the Rangers are out of playoff contention, Bochy said Jacob deGrom (12-8, 3.01 ERA) will make his last scheduled start Wednesday against the Twins. DeGrom already has thrown 167 2/3 innings this season, after only 35 starts and 197 1/3 innings combined the past four seasons. Seager and Semien were a half-billion dollar addition for the Rangers in free agency after the 2021 season, when Seager got a $325 million, 10-year contract, and Semien signed for $175 million over seven seasons. When asked about the possibility of two-time World Series MVP Seager coming back this week, Bochy responded, “It’s not worth the risk.