The 25-year-old struck a parked car after the driver opened the door.
Of course, the Dodgers are gearing up for Game 1 of the Division Playoffs against the Washington Nationals on Thursday night ... so they're gonna need a healthy Seager!!!
The only possible lingering issue for the 25-year-old star ... he's probably gonna have to cough up some dough to fix the car he hit. Seager reportedly raked in $4 million in salary for the Dodgers in 2019 ... but the guy's an absolute stud so a FAT payday is coming in his future.
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