García’s elbow procedure ends his season and opens a bullpen void for Toronto. Expect more late-inning work to be handed to alternatives around the closer spot, which could alter save probabilities and high-leverage usage. This creates a clearer path for other relievers to gain value in holds and supers than in pure saves.

García moved to the injured list the day after surgery news, impacting bullpen depth. His absence tightens Toronto’s late-inning options and tests the reliability of other relievers in high-leverage moments as the team competes for playoff seeding.

Yimi García is placed on the 60-day injured list as Toronto reshuffles its bullpen with IKF’s return. García’s absence tests Jays’ late-inning plans and opens roles for others to fill high-leverage duties.

García moved to the 60-day IL to clear space on the 40-man roster; his absence creates a need for bullpen depth and adds to the strategic value of IKF's roster flexibility as September call-ups come into play.

García’s elbow surgery ends his season, removing a trusted late-inning option. Through 21 innings, he posted a 3.86 ERA with 25 strikeouts and 1.19 WHIP, collecting three saves. His absence tests Toronto’s bullpen depth as they push toward spring training expectations.