October 2nd, 2015 at 12:23 pm 
by Ron Cervenka Over the past month there has been much debate about who Dodgers manager Don Mattingly should use as his starting shortstop in the postseason. Many believe that by virtue of the fact that he’s been there before and has won a World Series Championship, 16-year MLB veteran Jimmy Rollins – who will be 37 years old on November 27 – should get the nod. Others believe that 21-year-old rookie phenom Corey Seager and his .315 / .400 / .522 triple slash and .922 OPS has more than proven himself worthy since his September 1 call-up.
Dodgers shortstops Jimmy Rollins and Corey Seager.
(Photo credit – nicekicks.com & Thearon W. Henderson)
But what about you? Who do you believe should be the Dodgers starting shortstop when postseason play begins on Friday, October 9?
Who should be the Dodgers starting shortstop in the postseason?
- Corey Seager (78%, 64 Votes)
- Jimmy Rollins (22%, 18 Votes)
Total Voters: 82
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love having seager’s bat in there, but jroll is a seasoned vet and will make big plays in big moments defensively
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SeagerSmooth all day. Rollins can veteran and post season experience from the dugout! #But that’s none of my buisness
love Seager but Rollins needs to start #thinkblue
Such a tough question. I voted for JRoll though
I think the Dodgers should take this opportunity to use the experience of Jimmy Rollins in post season play.
Sorry Jimmy, but your time has come and gone. Like Goerge Thorogood’s song states….”Move it on over, there’s a hot dog movin in”
JR’s experience is very valuable but the Dodger offense needs CS bat more,
sad but true. I think Rollins deserves standing ovations for showing so much class while helping Seager take his job.
Very well put dpblue.