Robert Garcia, a newly acquired left-handed pitcher for the Texas Rangers, is vying for a key role in the bullpen and sees himself potentially as a closer. Despite a shaky season last year, his advanced metrics suggest a higher ceiling, and he has impressed in recent outings.

Robert Garcia made his unofficial debut for the Rangers after recovering from forearm irritation. His scoreless inning showcases his readiness to contribute to the team, and his performance will be key as the season approaches.

Robert Garcia has successfully returned from injury and is expected to play key roles in late-game situations for the Rangers.

Garcia, acquired from Washington, is recovering from minor nerve irritation in his forearm and is taking a cautious approach to his return. Manager Bochy reassured him about his status on the team, encouraging patience as he adjusts.

Robert Garcia is being considered as one of the Rangers’ key candidates for the closer role, given the team's strategy of relying on less experienced pitchers for critical late-game situations.