Springer's Injury Update: Jays Hope for Quick Return

On April 15, Toronto Blue Jays Outfielder, George Springer, fractured his left big toe during a

home was to the Minnesota twins, landing him on the Marisota.

Ten-day injured list. The 36-year-old star tried to shake it off at first, but got checked out

and sat for the rest of the game. Manager John Schneider gave a positive update, saying Springer's

doing way better, and they hoped to activate him soon. It went down in the third inning when he

fouled the pitch onto his foot, but luckily it's not as bad as it looked. Schneider noted the

timing works in their favor since it's early in the 2026 season, giving Springer time to heal

without rushing back. Fans and the team are relieved because Springer's been a key lead-off guy,

batting 185 with two homers over 14 games. He's in his sixth year with the Jays after coming over

from Houston in 2021, and his grit usually pushes him to play hurt. The bigger picture shows the Jays

in injury mode, missing outfielder Addison Barger, catcher Alejandro Kirk, and pitcher's

mac surezer in tray. Yes, Avash. That rough patch has them sitting forth in the American league

east after a slow start. With Springer eyeing a quick return, the Jays can regroup their line-up

and pitching staff while chasing another deep playoff run my last years. World Series Trip.

That wraps Toronto Blue Jays News today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with the story.