George Springer Joins Maple Leafs Pregame Show

It's March 25th.

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George Springer has built an impressive career over 12 major league seasons with the Toronto

Blue Jays and before that in Houston.

The 36 year old Rivefielder boasts nearly 300 home runs, close to 800 RBI's and a solid

batting line that earned him 4 All Star Nods, 3 Silver Slugger Awards and World Series

MVP honors back in 2017.

Coming off a standout 2025 season, Springer hit a career best 309 with 32 homers and 84

RBI's over 140 games.

His playoff run was even more clutch, including a key 3 run homer in game 7 of the American

League Championship Series that propelled Toronto.

To the World Series for the first time since 1993, fans in Toronto have embraced Springer

as one of their own after those heroics, especially with the Blue Jays chasing a

another deep run.

At 36, he's entering the final year of his 6 year, $150 million deal, making every at-bat

feel a bit more meaningful for.

The city.

Before the baseball action ramps up, Springer steps into hockey territory this Wednesday.

He'll join the Toronto Maple Leafs pre-game show, called Unsportsman-like content at 630,

chatting alongside singer Jim Cuddy ahead of there, match up against the New York Rangers

at Scotia Bank Arena.

That sets the stage perfectly for the Jays opener on Friday at 7.07 pm, Eastern against

the Athletics at Roger Center, where Springer could give fans an early taste of what's next

for Toronto Baseball.