The Toronto Blue Jays are entering the final stretch of the MLB season as the American League East leaders. It’s been a fantastic summer in Toronto, and a veteran has been a big reason why.
Vlad is back in the lineup. Batting third and DHing. That puts George Springer in left field. Bo Bichette hits cleanup. I don’t know about anyone else, but, if I ran things, I’d outlaw Vlad doing splits.
The Toronto Blue Jays gave new meaning to the phrase "snatching a win out of the jaws of defeat" on Saturday night. Toronto's 7-6 win in 12 innings over the Miami Marlins was so bizarre that it made MLB history.
In 2024, after weeks of struggle and much consternation, George Springer was removed from the leadoff spot in the Toronto Blue Jays’ order. There was a good reason for the move, as Springer was below the Mendoza Line and among the worst qualified hitters in the majors with a .558 OPS.
The Toronto Blue Jays activated outfielder George Springer from the seven-day concussion list on Saturday. Springer has missed 16 games since getting hit in the head with a pitch in a July 28 loss at Baltimore.
The Toronto Blue Jays have announced a roster move before today’s afternoon contest against the Texas Rangers. Outfielder George Springer, who landed on the 7-day concussion IL on August 1st (retro to July 29th), is returning to the roster, while outfielder Joey Loperfido will be the corresponding move back to the minor leagues.
This Toronto Blue Jays offence truly never quits. They’re never out of a game, no matter the score. They continue to find ways to win games. That’s precisely what transpired Friday night in front of yet another sold-out crowd at the Rogers Centre.
George Springer hasn’t missed a beat despite missing the past three weeks. On Friday evening, the Toronto Blue Jays’ designated hitter played his second game on a rehab assignment with the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, going 1-3 and hitting a home run.
The Toronto Blue Jays are in position to capture their first division title since 2015, but they must finish strong over the next six weeks. However, it's an encouraging sign that they're winning shorthanded.
George Springer is still on his minor league rehab assignment, but it might not be long before he returns to the majors. Springer is likely to rejoin the Toronto Blue Jays for their game against the Texas Rangers on Saturday, Sportsnet's Arden Zwelling and others reported Friday afternoon.
The Toronto Blue Jays have the best record in the American League entering Thursday’s slate of games, owning a 70–51 record and a 4.5-game lead in the division over the Boston Red Sox.
George Springer has played a key role in the Toronto Blue Jays’ success this season. Springer and the Blue Jays caught fire at the end of June and quickly overtook the New York Yankees for the division lead.
There’s finally some news on the George Springer front. Late in July 28th’s game against the Baltimore Orioles, the Toronto Blue Jays outfielder was hit in the head with a fastball and was removed from the game.
Without question, a major reason why the Toronto Blue Jays currently occupy first place in the American League East Division is the resurgent play of veteran outfielder George Springer.
As the Toronto Blue Jays begin a six-game swing through the National League West on Monday, it's clear that the presence of Springer is missed in the lineup and clubhouse.
The Toronto Blue Jays placed slugging outfielder George Springer on the 7-day concussion list Friday, four nights after he was hit in the head with a pitch.
It is every batter’s nightmare. You step up to the plate, the crowd is roaring, and then a 96 mph fastball decides your head looks like the perfect target.
On this year’s Toronto Blue Jays, no position player is older than George Springer. In fact, only three hitters (Myles Straw, Tyler Heineman, Nathan Lukes) on the active roster are over the age of 30.
The Toronto Blue Jays remained hot on Saturday, beating the Los Angeles Angels 4-3 in 11-innings at Rogers Centre. With the win, the Jays are 51-38 and in first place in the American League East.
Continuing to show they aren't going away, the Toronto Blue Jays won again on Saturday. Toronto, now 9-1 in their last 10 games, beat the Angels 4-3 for the second consecutive day to take another series.
With his second two-homer game this week, Toronto Blue Jays slugger George Springer helped the Jays to a four-game sweep of the New York Yankees at Rogers Centre on Thursday night.
George Springer may be the most popular UConn Huskies Baseball alum in the MLB. As a member of the Huskies from 2009 through 2011, Springer became the highest-drafted UConn Baseball player in the programs history when he was taken with the 11th pick by the Houston Astros in the 2011 MLB Draft.
Congratulations are in order for Toronto Blue Jays slugger George Springer, who hit his 100th career home run as a member of the organization on Tuesday afternoon.
George Springer somehow managed to invent a completely new way to get tagged out on the bases. The Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Springer had perhaps the single biggest blunder of the MLB season so far.