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Phillies outfielder Adolis García will undergo right latissimus dorsi repair on June 24, sidelining him 6–8 months and ending his 2026 season; he’ll be a free agent after the year, and Philadelphia is expected to pursue outfield help at the trade deadline as they look to stabilize RF.
Adolis García is expected to miss the rest of the 2026 season with a right latissimus dorsi tear, prompting the Phillies to recall Gabriel Rincones Jr. for his major league debut tonight in right field against the Brewers. Rincones takes García’s spots on the 40- and 26-man rosters and will likely platoon in RF as Philadelphia reshuffles its outfield, with Derek Hill joining the club and Steward Berroa placed on the paternity list.
The Philadelphia Phillies placed outfielder Adolis García on the 60-day injured list with a torn right lat, recalled Gabriel Rincones Jr. from Triple-A Lehigh Valley to fill the roster spot, and added outfielder Derek Hill after acquiring him from the White Sox; Steward Berroa is headed to the paternity list, with more updates expected.
Phillies news roundup: Rob Thomson remains committed to Alec Bohm; speculation swirls about Adolis Garcia possibly joining the team before the trade deadline; coverage also notes manager-hot-seat chatter and Phillies prospect Matthew Ferrara making MLB.com’s prospect team of the week; plus MLB notes including Mick Abel’s elbow inflammation and Edwin Diaz’s elbow surgery.
The Texas Rangers defeated the Tigers 2-0, with discussions on their return to .500, rookie Cody Freeman's journey, potential roster changes involving Adolis Garcia, and upcoming games, alongside MLB trade deadline predictions.
Adolis Garcia of the Texas Rangers is attracting trade interest as the MLB deadline approaches, with his recent hot streak and defensive improvements making him a notable trade candidate, especially if the team decides to rebuild or free up payroll for future prospects.
The Texas Rangers secured a 7-2 victory against the Houston Astros at Globe Life Field, with strong performances from their bullpen, Marcus Semien, and young players Evan Carter and Wyatt Langford. Despite a shaky start from pitcher Jon Gray, the Rangers added insurance runs late in the game to secure their third-straight win, with Langford and Carter contributing significantly to the offensive effort.
Texas Rangers outfielder Adolis García continues his dominance over the Houston Astros with a three-run homer and a single in a 10-2 win, showcasing his ability to handle high-velocity pitches. Pitcher Cody Bradford also shines, allowing only one hit through the eighth inning. Marcus Semien's three-run homer and the Rangers' strong performance at home end an eight-game losing streak against the Astros at Globe Life Field.
The Texas Rangers have signed star outfielder Adolis Garcia to a two-year contract worth a guaranteed $14 million, with the potential to reach $20.25 million with escalators based on MVP voting. The deal eliminates the need for an arbitration hearing this year and next year. Garcia, a key player in the Rangers' 2023 World Series title, had an outstanding 2023 season, earning an All-Star nod, a Gold Glove Award, and ALCS MVP honors. He will continue as the team's primary right fielder in the upcoming season, alongside young talents Leody Taveras, Evan Carter, and Wyatt Langford.
The Texas Rangers and Adolis García have reached a two-year contract agreement, avoiding an arbitration hearing scheduled for Thursday. The financial details are still being finalized, but the deal is pending a physical exam. García's strong 2023 season, which included being an All-Star, Gold Glove winner, and ALCS MVP, led to negotiations for a multi-year deal. The agreement doesn't buy out any of García's potential free agency, but it keeps him under Rangers control through 2026, his final year of arbitration eligibility.
Texas Rangers' Max Scherzer provides update on his recovery from back surgery, aiming to start working out in three weeks and return to the rotation in June or July; team faces rotation questions with Scherzer, deGrom, and Mahle sidelined, potentially turning to minor league talent or lower-tier free agent pitchers; outfielder Adolis Garcia in arbitration dispute with the team over salary after breakout 2023 season.
The Texas Rangers have officially signed veteran reliever David Robertson to an $11.5 million, one-year deal and outfielder Travis Jankowski to a one-year deal for $1.7 million, but have yet to reach an agreement with AL Championship Series MVP Adolis García in advance of salary arbitration hearings. García, who set an MLB postseason record with 22 RBI last fall, is seeking $6.9 million while the team offered $5 million, marking the widest gap among players who exchanged salary proposals with their teams. General manager Chris Young expressed optimism about ongoing dialogue with García and his representatives.
Texas Rangers outfielder Adolis García, who had been a standout player in the postseason, was sidelined due to an oblique injury, giving Travis Jankowski the opportunity to start in the World Series. Jankowski, who had rarely started in his career, made the most of his chance, contributing with two hits and helping the Rangers secure an 11-7 victory in Game 4. Despite the loss of García, the Rangers displayed resilience and offensive firepower, putting them within one win of their franchise's first championship.
The Texas Rangers are just one victory away from winning their first World Series in franchise history after a commanding 11-7 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks. Despite facing adversity with key players injured, the Rangers showed relentless determination and teamwork. Outfielder Travis Jankowski stepped up in the absence of Adolis Garcia, delivering crucial hits and playing a key role in the victory. The Rangers now have three chances to end their 62-year championship drought and bring a World Series title to the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Adolis García, who is out for the season due to a muscle strain, spoke to his Texas Rangers teammates before their game, urging them to pick him up. Despite his absence, the team rallied and scored 10 runs in the first three innings, ultimately winning the game. García's emotional speech motivated the players and put things into perspective for them. The Rangers are now just one win away from winning the World Series.