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Houston Chronicle · Jul 21, 2015

George Springer takes time for charity to help

Image 1 out of 17Astros outfielder George Springer thought his stuttering impediment was natural. At a young age, he realized that it was more serious.

“It was probably sometime around 9 or 10 that I realized that this is not what you are supposed to do,” said Springer at a charity event for Camp SAY at the Lucky Stripe bowling alley. “But, it’s OK. I was obviously quiet and felt somewhat isolated. However, I understood that I have to go out and have some fun.”

Springer has devoted his free time to being a spokesperson for Camp SAY, which works with children who have speech impediments. He is raising money and encouraging kids to have confidence.

Full story at Houston Chronicle

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