Corey and Kyle Seager become latest pair of brothers to homer in same MLB game

Posted Aug 19, 2020
Monday's game between the Mariners and the Dodgers represented the first time that Seattle third baseman Kyle Seager and Los Angeles shortstop Corey Seager, had played against each other in a big-league contest. They made it count by becoming at least the seventh set of brothers to homer in the same game since the last round of expansion in 1998. (CBS Sports)

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