
George Springer’s nightmare Blue Jays start just got worse
NY Post
This isn’t how George Springer imagined his stint with his new team beginning.
The former Astros center fielder, whom the Mets targeted in free agency before he opted for a $150 million deal with the Blue Jays, won’t be making his Toronto debut anytime soon. As he was trying to return from a left oblique strain, running the bases during a ramp-up workout, Springer felt tightness in his right quad on Tuesday. He underwent an MRI exam to see how much damage was done.More Related News

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