Adonis Garcia

Adonis Garcia

39-Year-Old Third Baseman3B
 Free Agent  
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Heading overseas
3BFree Agent  
December 28, 2017
Garcia agreed to a deal with the LG Twins of the KBO League in South Korea, Marcos Grunfeld of Sportsvenezuela.com reports.
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Garcia will look for success overseas after spending the last three years playing at the major-league level with the Braves. Following a solid 2016 campaign, the third baseman missed a bunch of time this past year due to a finger injury that required surgery, and also an Achilles tendon ailment that kept him out for a couple weeks. All in all, the 32-year-old slashed .237/.273/.347 with five home runs and 19 RBI, and it was apparent that Garcia had lost whatever sort of role he obtained by the end of the season.
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Garcia was limited to 52 games for the Braves last season, as an injury first diagnosed as a sprained finger later required surgery that sidelined him for two months. Of the three seasons he's spent in Atlanta, 2017 was easily his worst, as he graded out as a below replacement-level player thanks to a measly .237/.273/.347 line. Increasingly, his power in a limited sample from 2015 (.497 SLG, 10 homers in 58 games) looks like an outlier, as Garcia hits the ball on the ground frequently (54.7 percent GB%). Although he doesn't strike out much, he rarely walks, which significantly reduces his chances of earning playing time. He signed to play with the LG Twins of the KBO League in South Korea for 2018. It's possible he could return to MLB in 2019.
Garcia is a tough one to figure out. He hit 14 homers despite a 2.0 groundball-to-flyball ratio and did not have an abnormally high HR/FB rate. He hit 12 of his 14 homers against righties but hit 40 points higher against lefties. He turns 32 just after the start of the season, so it would be easy to write him off, but the .293/.333/.456 triple-slash line in the second half suggests there is some upside if everything breaks right for Garcia. If not, he becomes yet another free-swinging corner guy without enough power who is relegated to the bench for someone younger such as Rio Ruiz. Garcia was a nice find on the cheap for Atlanta and he served his purpose for the season, but it is hard to imagine another step up for him statistically given the lack of any indicators at earlier levels.
The 2015 season saw a few players come out of nowhere to have production in a small sample size. Joey Butler did it for Tampa Bay and Garcia did it for Atlanta late in the season. Garcia had a track record in the minors as a free swinger without much power, having hit a career-best nine homers in 368 plate appearances for the Yankees Triple-A affiliate in 2014. He hit three long balls in 350 plate appearances for Triple-A Gwinnett before coming up to hit 10 in under 200 plate appearances at the big league level along with a .277/.293/.497 slash line. He was able to do that thanks to an improbable 21.7% HR/FB rate that is completely unsustainable for most players, let alone a nondescript one such as Garcia. He turns 31 at the start of the season, but even if he was younger, this isn’t a skill set to get excited about. Playing time should be easy to come by in Atlanta, but he should still be waiver wire fodder in most formats.
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Officially reinstated from DL
3BAtlanta Braves  
September 4, 2017
Garcia (finger) was activated from the 10-day disabled list Monday.
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Returns from DL
3BAtlanta Braves  
September 4, 2017
Garcia (finger) will be activated from the 10-day disabled list prior to Monday's game against the Rangers, Mark Bowman of MLB.com reports.
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Could return next week
3BAtlanta Braves  
Finger
August 28, 2017
Garcia (finger) is expected to join the Braves in a week after completing a brief minor-league rehab assignment, Joe Frisaro of MLB.com reports,
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Rehab assignment in sight
3BAtlanta Braves  
Finger
August 23, 2017
Garcia (finger) is expected to go on a rehab assignment next week, David O'Brien of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
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Remains weeks away from return
3BAtlanta Braves  
Finger
August 2, 2017
Garcia (finger) is still a couple of weeks away from returning from the disabled list, David O'Brien of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
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