Rangers' Adolis García Faces Uncertain Return After Oblique Injury

The All-Star outfielder will undergo an MRI to determine the severity of the injury, raising concerns about his availability for Opening Day.

Adolis García, Texas Rangers' two-time All-Star right fielder, reported left oblique pain and was scratched from Tuesday's spring training game.
García is scheduled for an MRI, with manager Bruce Bochy stating he will miss some time but the exact duration remains uncertain.
This is the same oblique García injured during the Rangers' 2023 World Series run, sparking concerns about his readiness for the March 27 season opener against the Boston Red Sox.
Fellow outfielder Wyatt Langford, also recovering from an oblique injury, is expected to return to spring action later this week, leaving the Rangers' outfield depth in question.
García is aiming for a comeback after a disappointing 2024 season, during which his batting average and overall offensive performance declined significantly.