George Springer continues to make a name for himself in the postseason

The American League Championship Series won't be a sweep thanks to the Toronto Blue Jays' offense waking up and winning Game 3, 13-4. The Blue Jays utilized the home run ball to get themselves back in the series, with five players in their lineup driving in eight of their 13 runs. 

One of those five home runs came off the bat of the Blue Jays' leadoff hitter, George Springer, who made history with his home run in Game 3, moving him into a tie with New York Yankees legend Bernie Williams for the most postseason home runs. 

George Springer continues to make a name for himself in the postseason

Already up 5-2 in the top of the fourth inning against the Seattle Mariners, Springer added the sixth run of the night by driving a center-cut fastball by George Kirby to centerfield, giving him his 22nd career postseason home run, which ties him with Williams for fourth all-time. 

Kyle Schwarber is next on the list with 23, and Springer has a chance to tie or move past him with how hot he has been at the plate. Riding a four-game hitting streak since Game 4 of the American League Division Series, Springer has a .357 batting average, 1.257 OPS and two home runs this series.