Rangers right fielder Adolis García took swings during batting practice and off of a machine Sunday at the team’s complex, according to manager Bruce Bochy, just five days after he was first sidelined with oblique soreness.

According to manager Bruce Bochy, Texas Rangers outfielder Adolis Garcia will miss time with an injury. How serious is the injury?

The Texas Rangers expect right fielder Adolis García can be ready for opening day after testing on his sore left oblique revealed a mild strain. Manager Bruce Bochy told reporters Wednesday, a day after García was scratched from the lineup for a spring training game,

Texas Rangers outfielder Adolis Garcia will undergo an MRI after suffering an oblique injury and will miss some time.

The Texas Rangers may not need to reconsider the structure of their opening day outfield after all. The Rangers believe that outfielder Adolis García, who underwent tests on a sore left oblique Tuesday,

Rangers outfielder Adolis García has again injured his left oblique and will have an MRI, throwing into question his availability for Opening Day on March 27.

The Rangers have faced plenty of questions about their outfield mix throughout the spring, as both Wyatt Langford and Adolis Garcia have been slowed by oblique issues.

The thing about spring training is the stories don’t always line up with the results. The Rangers, who’ve spent the winter trying to overhaul their lineup to return to the glory days of 2023, lost to Arizona 14-1 to Arizona Sunday.