Toronto Blue Jays star George Springer collapses after taking a 96 mph fastball to the head. Fans and teammates held breath as he walked off.

Being an MLB umpire is undoubtedly a difficult job. Most nights, you can probably bank on somebody being angry with you. But sometimes, an umpire makes a call so egregious that there's simply no way to rationalize it.

The Toronto Blue Jays (63-44) have the best record in the AL for many reasons, but veteran outfielder George Springer is one of the main ones. The 35-year-old is slashing .291/.383/.506 with 18 homers and 57 RBI over 101 games this season. He leads the team in homers after hitting 19 in 145 contests last year.

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The Toronto Blue Jays have taken control of the American League East, owning the best record in baseball at 63-43 and holding a 5.5-game lead over the New York

Blue Jays outfielder George Springer was struck in the head by a 96 mph pitch in the ninth inning and exited the game vs. the Orioles.

For the first time in the 61-year history of the Florida Complex League, the Blue Jays are champions of the Rookie-level circuit after defeating the FCL Twins, 7-5, in Game 2 of the best-of-3 Finals on Monday afternoon.

Will Wagner was reinstated from the restricted list and Alan Roden was optioned to Triple-A Buffalo. They also revealed that starting pitcher Bowden Francis has been moved to the 60-day injured list after he was shut down from throwing when trying to recover from a shoulder issue.