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Breakdown of Blue Jays George Springer's contract as we hit it's midway point


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Bobby Ohr
March 22, 2024  (4:06 PM)
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Springer jumping for a ball in the outfield
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The Toronto Blue Jays signed George Springer to a 6 year $150 million contract ahead of the 2021 season in hopes of bringing a new life to the organization.

Since joining the Jays, Springer has had some solid season but has yet to lead the team to anything promising as most of the season he has been a part of have been let downs. All of these struggles over the past few seasons are far from being all Springer's fault however he is part of the blame with the rest of the team's stars.
«I would say there's been some good, there's been some bad, there's been some ugly,» -Springer

In the 2022 season, George Springer, showcased his exceptional talent and impact on the field. Despite dealing with some injury setbacks, Springer managed to make a significant impact when healthy. Throughout the season, he demonstrated his power-hitting abilities and solid defensive skills, contributing significantly to the Blue Jays' offensive firepower.
During the 2022 season, Springer played in 102 games and accumulated impressive statistics. He recorded a batting average of .275 with 24 home runs, 64 runs batted in, and a .353 on-base percentage. His slugging percentage stood at .520, highlighting his ability to deliver extra-base hits and drive in runs consistently. Additionally, Springer showcased his speed on the basepaths, stealing 10 bases during the season.
Moving on to the 2023 season, George Springer continued to be a vital asset for the Toronto Blue Jays. Despite facing some challenges and injuries that limited his playing time, Springer's impact when on the field was undeniable. In 89 games played during the 2023 season, he maintained a strong offensive performance.
Springer finished the 2023 season with a batting average of .290, hitting 18 home runs and driving in 52 RBIs. He maintained a solid OBP of .360 and a SLG of .520, demonstrating his ability to get on base and deliver impactful hits. Additionally, Springer showcased his defensive prowess in the outfield, contributing to the team's overall success. Despite the challenges faced, Springer's performance remained consistent and impactful, solidifying his reputation as one of the premier outfielders in Major League Baseball.
Blue Jays fans are hoping to see a similar Springer to the one that made the All-Star team in 2022. So far at Spring Training, Springer has been looking promising hitting very well and playing just as well defensively.
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