George Springer gets frustrated with reporters after game 6 win
Toronto Blue Jays outfielder George Springer spoke to the media about his injured knee and his availability heading into game 7.
The Blue Jays announced ahead of game 6 that Springer was feeling much better and that he was feeling healthy enough to play.
George Springer speaks on his knee injury and gets frustrated with reporters
Heading into game 6 many were worried that Springer would not be healthy enough to play but according to him, not playing was not even on the table.
George Springer (knee) says he knew on the plane back from Seattle following Game 5 that he'd play in Game 6:
"It kind of is what it is at this point. I'm going to go. If I can walk, I can go. It doesn't matter. I'm going to be out there with the boys."
"It kind of is what it is at this point. I'm going to go. If I can walk, I can go. It doesn't matter. I'm going to be out there with the boys."
Heading into game 7, reporters asked Springer how he was feeling in which he stated that he is feeling great about going to game 7 and that he is good to go.
At George Springer's locker after Game 6, a reporter asked him how he felt on a scale of one to ten:
"That we're going to Game 7? Great! I'll be in there. I'm good."
"That we're going to Game 7? Great! I'll be in there. I'm good."
Springer was clearly annoyed with all the questions about his health which is why he wrapped up by saying if he can walk then he will play.
"If I can walk I can go."
George Springer explains his health and how he was able to play in Game 6.
George Springer explains his health and how he was able to play in Game 6.
Clearly Springer is a warrior and if he was able to push through the pain for game 6, there is nothing that will keep him from playing in game 7.
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