ARLINGTON, Texas — Texas Rangers right fielder Adolis Garcia exited Saturday’s game against the Los Angeles Dodgers after the All-Star slugger got hit by a pitch on his right hand.
Garcia, who leads the American League with 80 RBIs, was struck by a pitch from Bobby Miller in the fourth inning.
After initially staying in the game and playing defense in the top of the fifth, Garcia was removed for a pinch-hitter in the bottom half with the Rangers trailing 10-3.
The team said X-rays on his hand were negative but he was still being evaluated.
Garcia is hitting .260 with a team-high 24 homers. His 80 RBIs matched Atlanta’s Matt Olson for the major league lead.
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