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Former Astros star George Springer tried to play

Former Astros star George Springer tried to play, but out of lineup for Game 4

George Springer, who was World Series MVP in the Astros' 2017 championship season, showed up early to get treatment so he could play in Game 4, but he was left out of the starting lineup.

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George Springer removed from Game 3 of World Series with injury, status uncertain for Game 4

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George Springer injury update is bad news for Blue Jays as star exits World Series Game 3

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How Blue Jays beat Dodgers in Game 4 to level World Series

In Game 4 of the World Series, against the most expensive roster in baseball and the most talented player on the planet, Guerrero and Bichette lifted the Blue Jays to a 6-2 win that evened this series...

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Blue Jays' George Springer exits Game 3 with right side discomfort

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George Springer not in Blue Jays’ World Series Game 4 lineup

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George Springer injury update: Blue Jays slugger out of Game 4 lineup, likely to stay on World Series roster

Losing Springer, Toronto's leadoff hitter and one of its most productive players in 2025, would be a serious one.

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Blue Jays make George Springer lineup decision after injury news

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Why George Springer isn't playing tonight for Blue Jays with World Series injury lineup update

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SI:AM | Blue Jays Seize on Mariners’ Strategic Blunder to Win Game 7

The Blue Jays are going to their first World Series in 32 years after a thrilling Game 7 victory over the Mariners on Monday night. It’s an outcome that seemed nearly impossible after Seattle won the first two games of the series in Toronto (including a 10–3 drubbing in Game 2), but the Jays rebounded and took four out of five to win the pennant.

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Mariners oust Tigers in 15 innings: Five plays that determined longest winner-take-all game in MLB history

The Mariners are, at long last, going to the ALCS. Friday night at T-Mobile Park, the Mariners outlasted the Tigers in an instant classic, winning Game 5 of the ALDS on Jorge Polanco's 15th inning walk-off single.