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.

Texas Rangers outfielder Adolis Garcia (oblique) avoided a major injury and is expected to be ready for Opening Day.

The Rangers believe that outfielder Adolis García, who underwent tests on a sore left oblique Tuesday, may only miss a week-plus of action during

The Rangers got good news on Adolis García on Wednesday. García’s oblique strain is “pretty mild” and “not quite a Grade 1,” Rangers manager Bruce Bochy announced. The club expects the All-Star outfielder to return to the field quicker than Wyatt Langford,

Find out when is Adolis Garcia returning to the Texas Rangers lineup after reporting issues with his oblique and undergoing an MRI scan.

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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 Texas Rangers expect right fielder Adolis Garcia can be ready for opening day after testing on his sore left oblique revealed a mild strain

Texas Rangers outfielder Adolis Garcia had an MRI on his left oblique, and per the beats, it was determined to be a mild strain that should not sideline him for long. The expectation is that Garcia should be ready for Opening Day.

Rangers right fielder Adolis Garcia was diagnosed with just a mild strain in his left oblique after an MRI and now is expected to be ready for Opening Day.