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The Toronto Blue Jays, down two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning with only a few outs remaining in their season, turned to George Springer. The former A

Springer’s father slammed Mariners fans, saying they had “the most despicable behavior.” While some fans agreed with his father, many reminded him about his son’s involvement in the 2017 sign-stealing scandal with the Houston Astros.

TOR [Blake Snell (3-0, 0.86 ERA) vs. Trey Yesavage (2-1, 4.20 ERA)] The game will be televised on Fox. I don’t know about you all, but I’m all in with George Springer and the Blue Jays against the evil witch of the West.

Three days after Mariners fans in Seattle booed George Springer after a pitch hit him on the knee, the Blue Jays star got a measure of revenge.

Old wounds never heal, and for the Los Angeles Dodgers, no tragedy has struck them harder than learning that the Houston Astros allegedly cheated them off to win the 2017 World Series.

In Rob Dowling's 31 seasons as the head coach at Avon Old Farms, New Britain's George Springer is his first major league player.

Sprinter’s home run brought Houston fans more than just nostalgia on Monday. He also eliminated the Astros’ bitter rival, the Seattle Mariners, whose fans cheered after Springer was hit by a pitch in Game 5. Seattle is now vanquished, and another Astros rival now awaits the Blue Jays in the World Series--the Los Angeles Dodgers.