Jarlin Garcia

Jarlin Garcia is reportedly drawing interest from around six teams.

Fantasy Impact

Garcia, who missed last season with a nerve issue in his biceps, isn't expected to be ready for the start of Spring Training. He recently resumed throwing and is expected to be ready in May. He last pitched for the Giants where he excelled in his bullpen role.

Pittsburgh Pirates reliever Jarlin Garcia won't throw for at least several weeks due to left arm tightness.

Fantasy Impact

Garcia exited Saturday's outing early due to tightness in his arm and it appears the injury is going to sideline him for quite some time despite tests on his elbow and shoulder coming back clean. It's certainly a rarity to see Garcia hit the injured list as he has made at least 53 appearances in each of the last three full seasons including 58 in each of the last two. Garcia turned in a 3.74 ERA across 65 innings with the Giants last season as his absence represents a significant blow for the Pirates bullpen.

Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Jarlin Garcia left Saturday's outing due to left arm tightness.

Fantasy Impact

Garcia signed with the Pirates this winter following a fantastic three-year run with the San Francisco Giants. The southpaw turned in a 2.84 ERA across 135 appearances in that time while he's pitched to a 3.02 ERA or better in three of the last four seasons. A model of health over his career, it's certainly rare to see him leave an outing even if it's a precautionary measure.

Jarlin Garcia's x-rays came back negative, showing no structural damage to his shin.

Fantasy Impact

"Jarlin the Marlin" was forced to leave Thursday's game after being hit by a line drive. While the test results provided good news, he'll probably be dealing with a nasty bruise and may need a trip to the disabled list.

Jarlin Garcia has been removed from the starting rotation and will work out of the bullpen for the foreseeable future.

Fantasy Impact

Garcia started the season off with great results but poor underlying numbers, all of which caught up to him over his recent starts. He's a 5.00+ ERA pitcher if he's left in the rotation long term, certainly not someone the Marlins need to build around. Elieser Hernandez is starting on Wednesday, but there are rumors that Sandy Alcantara may be joining the Marlins rotation soon.