IT'S HAPPENING! It took almost 16 months for astros fans to face the inevitable, and that's seeing No. 4 facing off against Houston. Here's what we know about today's game vs. BlueJays :
"Always a good time to welcome back George," the Astros posted on Twitter, along with a picture of Springer and Alex Bregman.
Houston's early 3-0 lead in the third inning evaporated when Justin Verlander allowed the tying runs in the fourth and fifth innings, including two solo home runs. And for the 'Stros fans, here's something for the trivia books: Jose Urquidy will be the first Astros pitcher to face George Springer.
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