Adolis García’s live batting-practice session in an indoor cage signals a strong chance he returns soon, with Bochy noting he could play the outfield immediately upon activation and a Sunday or Houston series window in play. The Rangers also map Mahle’s return from Triple-A, Semien’s gradual ramp after foot surgery, and Eovaldi’s shoulder-imaging with postseason aims in sight, plus rehab stints for Haggerty and Coulombe. Fantasy managers should track activation timelines and lineup shuffles.

With García looming back, the Rangers’ offense could regain balance and run production as Mahle, Semien, and Eovaldi rejoin the mix. Haggerty and Coulombe are nearing returns, adding depth to a bullpen and bench scenario that could influence daily fantasy and streaming decisions late in the season.

Turner landed on the 10-day injured list with a Grade 1 hamstring strain after beating out an infield single and coming up awkwardly at first base.

An MRI confirmed the strain; the earliest he could return is Sept. 19 in the three-game set with Arizona, but a full return that soon isn’t expected as he ramps up with pole runs and catch work and will swing a bat soon.

Philadelphia will monitor progress and map a late-season plan to get Turner some at-bats before October, a move that could determine their postseason push and power the lineup in a tight NL race.