BALTIMORE – George Springer is a huge hockey fan. He loves the speed of the game, the emotion and the occasional fits of violence that are central to the sport.
“You can get angry and just go out and decide you are going to do this or do that. In baseball, you can’t. In my opinion, the more you try to do, the worse off you are going to be.”
The potential best part of all of it from Springer’s point of view? He’s almost completely immune to pressure. And listening to him explain his philosophy on staying in the moment also shows how his leadership qualities are also an influence. “You’re seeing guys not starting to panic. You’re seeing the at-bats get better as the games go on … late inning, crunch time . For me, that’s a product of learning as you go. And now here we are. Over the last six weeks, we’ve tapped back into that, remember what we did against this team or that team. We know the situation.”Article content
“I remember him being an impossible out all series. You were worried about guys like Altuve and Bregman, but it was like everything starts with George.”Article content“He’s a perfect leader for what we’re about to get into,” Stripling said. “Watching him play free and easy and with that big smile on his face – a lot of guys will see that George is the same as he’s always been and they can do the same. It’s good to have a leader with experience like that for the young group we have.
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