Adolis García opened the 2024 season hitting .282 with eight home runs and 24 RBI in April, providing a spark for the Rangers’ lineup.
In May his average dipped to .245 as he struggled with timing, collecting just three home runs and 11 RBI over 22 games before the wrist injury.
By July García rebounded, posting a .301 average, five home runs and 18 RBI in 18 games, pushing his season OPS to .842 and his slugging percentage to .489.
Adolis García’s 2023 extension guarantees him $70 million over five years, averaging $14 million annually through the 2028 season.
The deal includes a full no‑trade clause for the first two years and a limited clause thereafter, making him one of the highest‑paid outfielders on the Rangers roster.
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On May 14, 2024 García was placed on the 10‑day injured list with a left wrist sprain, causing him to miss 12 games and return on May 28.
Prior to 2024 he dealt with a hamstring strain in July 2022 that cost him 15 games and a shoulder inflammation in September 2023 that limited his September playing time.
As of early August García is listed as day‑to‑day with the wrist, having participated in batting practice and expected to be back in the lineup within the next five games.
Trade rumors have linked García to contending teams seeking a power bat, with the Yankees and Dodgers mentioned as potential suitors ahead of the July 31 deadline.
To secure an All‑Star nod he would need to maintain an OPS above .900 and finish the season with at least 30 home runs, benchmarks he is currently on pace to approach.
Looking beyond 2024, if García stays healthy and produces near‑MVP levels, the Rangers could consider a contract extension or opt‑out discussion heading into the 2029 season.
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