From a Washington Post analysis by Chelsea Janes headlined “What MLB teams can learn from the World Series champion Rangers”:

Lost in the storylines that wound their way into the Texas Rangers’ World Series triumph was the remarkable season and showing of Rangers second baseman Marcus Semien. After what was, by his standards, a quiet October, Semien went 4 for 10 with a triple, two homers and seven RBI in the final two games of his season. His resuscitation was particularly remarkable because no one had ever played as much as he had.