Adolis García

After four consecutive seasons with at least 25 home runs, Adolis Garcia's last year in Texas was a disappointment. His .227/.271/.394 slash line was the least impressive he's had as a Major Leaguer, while his 19 homers, 75 RBI, and 58 runs were all career lows over a full season. Only Garcia's 13 stolen bases offered a bit of comfort to his disappointed fantasy read more...

After four consecutive seasons with at least 25 home runs, Adolis Garcia's last year in Texas was a disappointment. His .227/.271/.394 slash line was the least impressive he's had as a Major Leaguer, while his 19 homers, 75 RBI, and 58 runs were all career lows over a full season. Only Garcia's 13 stolen bases offered a bit of comfort to his disappointed fantasy managers. One thing Garcia has been able to do in his career is stay healthy. Before 2025, Garcia had only been on the IL (injured list) once, and that was for the minimum 10 days. Last year, Garcia found himself on the IL twice. While both IL stints were short, Garcia will be hoping that's not a sign of things to come. The good news for Garcia is that he's left Texas. According to Statcast, in 2025, Globe Life Field was the least hitter-friendly ballpark for right-handed hitters (RHH). The Phillies' Citizens Bank Park was the 10th most hitter-friendly. If Garcia can avoid the IL in 2026, there's no reason he can't get back to hitting 25 homers. A repeat of Garcia's 2024 season is certainly possible and would provide great value on his ADP.less...