Springer exited the game with a right-side discomfort after fouling off a pitch, and an MRI was later conducted to assess the injury. The initial reports indicated concern about his availability for the remainder of the World Series, with updates focusing on the MRI results and his day-to-day status rather than a firm timetable for return. In subsequent games, he was held out of the lineup, pending further evaluation, though he remained on the roster in case he could return later in the series. Key takeaways:
- The injury occurred during a seventh-inning at-bat in Game 3 of the World Series, when Springer grabbed his right side after a foul ball.
- An MRI was performed to determine the extent of the injury, and his status was described as day-to-day with decisions about lineup inclusion pending the results.
- He was out of the starting lineup for Game 4 as the Blue Jays evaluated his availability, but remained on the World Series roster in case of a potential return.
If you’d like, I can pull the latest updates or provide a quick timeline of Springer’s World Series status as new information becomes available.
