Springer delivered the decisive 11th-inning single off Kevin Kelly, lifting Toronto in a tight win and reinforcing his late-inning clutch value in a favorable lineup position.

Springer anchors Toronto’s offense with 29 homers and 75 RBI, posting a .949 OPS that ranks among league leaders. His on-base ability and base-running energy lift the entire lineup, earning him praise as the team’s primary catalyst and clubhouse heartbeat.

Springer supplied both a spark and power, driving in a run with an early double and capping the day with his 29th homer off Ragsdale in his major-league debut. His multi-hit day anchored the Jays’ offense as depth pieces contributed to the rout.

Springer piled up three hits, tying the game with a third-inning double and delivering a fifth-inning solo homer as Toronto pulled away.

Springer anchors the Jays’ lineup, providing run-scoring and power in a game that tests Baltimore’s bullpen and Bieber’s return from injury.