George Springer finally gets the go-ahead to get back into game action
Briefly

George Springer returns to the field after a severe injury caused by a fastball struck to his helmet. He was under a seven-day concussion protocol following the incident. Fans expressed anxiety regarding his absence, as he had been enjoying a strong season with impressive statistics, including a .291 batting average and leading the Blue Jays with 18 home runs. Springer's performance was essential for the team, especially early in the season, where he showcased a .400 batting average in the first 15 games.
George Springer sustained a significant head injury from a 96 mph fastball, resulting in a seven-day concussion protocol. Fans worried about his absence since July 28.
Despite missing time due to injury, Springer posted impressive stats in 2025, including a .291 batting average and the highest career walk rate of 12.5%.
Springer's performance was pivotal for the Blue Jays, as he led the team with 18 home runs and was a major contributor during the season's early games, hitting .400.
Springer's injury raised concerns among fans, especially after he was enjoying a career renaissance, noted by a bWAR of 3.0 and the highest OPS of his tenure with the Jays.
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