Blue Jays consider positional shift for slumping George Springer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 11:26 PM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
The Toronto Blue Jays may shift George Springer back to the outfield as he struggles in his DH role. Currently holding a record of 33-35, the team has battled injuries this season. Springer's performance has dropped significantly, currently slashing.202/.283/.343 with only five home runs in 46 games. Manager John Schneider indicated that a plan is in place to reintegrate Springer into the field as rookie Yohendrick Pinango shows promise against right-handed pitching. If Springer is to remain in the lineup, he must provide value defensively.
- •Blue Jays sit third in the American League East at 33-35.
- •George Springer has a batting average of.202 with five home runs this season.
- •Manager John Schneider confirms plans to move Springer back to the outfield.
- •Rookie Yohendrick Pinango performing well against right-handed pitching.
- •Springer’s adaptation to both roles is essential for team improvement.
- 11:26 PMYahoo Sports — Toronto Blue Jays may Force Veteran Into Positional Change
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