Overview

• The pitch came from Baltimore rookie Kade Strowd and struck the left ear flap of Springer’s helmet at 96 mph.
• Springer remained face-down in the batter’s box for roughly a minute before rising to his knees and then exiting under his own power.
• Blue Jays manager John Schneider noted the ball first hit Springer’s shoulder, which helped lessen the blow to his head.
• Springer is undergoing assessment by Toronto’s medical staff after the 11-4 loss at Camden Yards.
• The four-time All-Star is batting .291 with 18 home runs this season and his availability is crucial for Toronto’s playoff push.