Marlins Cut Ties with Struggling Outfielder Avisaíl García

Miami designates García for assignment, absorbing nearly $24 million in remaining contract obligations.

García's tenure with the Marlins was marred by injuries and underperformance, with a .217 batting average across three seasons.
The outfielder, once an All-Star, struggled with conditioning and consistency, leading to multiple stints on the injured list.
Miami hoped García would bolster their offense but saw minimal returns on their four-year, $53 million investment.
García's release is part of broader roster changes as the Marlins hold the worst record in the National League.
Despite the move, García may still attract minor interest as a waiver option from other teams.