Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Corey Seager looks like he could be the real deal. Through 10 games, the 21-year-old has hit an incredible .412/.524/.647 over 42 plate appearances. [ On this week's StewPod: Jose Altuve joins us to talk about the surprising Astros. ] That's a small sample, sure, but Seager has long been regarded as a top prospect. Even if his current numbers aren't sustainable, many have expected him to be a special player in the league for quite some time. So, when Seager hit his first career home run Saturday, we expected the ransom to be pretty substantial. The hit came on the road against the Arizona Diamondbacks, and provided an excellent chance for an opposing fan to leverage the ball for a ton of swag. That's not what happened. In return for Seager's first home run ball, the fan wanted an autograph ... from D-Backs outfielder David Peralta. #Dodgers SS Corey Seager got the ball from his first MLB HR Sat from an Arizona fan. The cost? A ball signed by #Dbacks LF David Peralta. — Jack Magruder (@JackMagruder) September 13, 2015 We're not trying to pick on Peralta here. In fact, the 27-year-old outfielder has put up strong numbers since he was called up...