Garcia has four holds and an ERA of 4.32 through 16.2 innings in his first season in the majors.
Garcia has taken advantage of being the only left-handed pitcher in Miami's bullpen, giving him a role that nobody is in position to take from him. The 15th-ranked prospect in Miami's system is making it difficult for hitters to get on base against him, holding hitters to a .213 average and walking 2.2 hitters per nine innings. As long as he's the only southpaw reliever for the Marlins, the rookie's playing time should only increase as the season goes on and Miami falls further from the playoff conversation.