George Springer Stuttering

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George Springer's father denounces 'despicable fan behavior' of Mariners fans in Seattle

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.

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Mariners Announcer’s Call of George Springer’s Home Run in Game 7 Was Incredibly Sad

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George Springer's father reveals concerning injury news for Blue Jays slugger

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ALCS: George Springer launches Blue Jays into World Series with stunning go-ahead HR to clinch Game 7 thriller over Mariners

But George Springer, as he has so many times in the postseason, delivered when it mattered most.

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Springer homer puts Blue Jays up 4-3 over Mariners late in ALCS Game 7

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Mariners lead Blue Jays 2-1 early in critical Game 7 of ALCS

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Toronto Blue Jays Star George Springer Parties Shirtless After Game 7 Heroics: ‘We’re All Out of Beer’

“I’m so happy for our team, our fans, our city, our country,” Springer told Fox Sports after the game.

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George Springer’s dramatic Game 7 homer sends Blue Jays to World Series date with Dodgers

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George Springer’s Home Run Enters History Alongside Joe Carter’s in ’93

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Springer's advocacy for kids who stutter illuminated on biggest stage

George Springer is many things, a list that just grew again with his Game 7 heroics in the ALCS. He’s a World Series champion, a World Series MVP, a four-time All-Star and now the author of one of the greatest moments in Blue Jays history,

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“Were the trashcans stuttering too”; “Genuinely good dude” - Fans react as Blue Jays’ George Springer opens up about being bullied for speech disorder

George Springer became the hero on Monday after his pivotal seventh-inning go-ahead three-run home run off Seattle Mariners' Eduard Bazardo propelled the Toronto Blue Jays into their first World Serie

George Springer’s immediate reaction to ‘unbelievable’ ALCS Game 7

The Blue Jays are back in the World Series for the first time since 1993, featuring a swift response from George Springer after the ALCS.