SEATTLE -- Astros right-hander Luis Garcia will want Tommy John surgical procedure and can miss the rest of the common season, common supervisor Dana Brown introduced Friday. Garcia left Monday’s sport towards the Giants after solely eight pitches due to ache in his proper elbow. The lack of Garcia is a large blow to an Astros rotation that already is skinny, with right-hander José Urquidy on the injured record (proper shoulder discomfort) and right-hander Lance McCullers Jr. working his manner again from a forearm harm he suffered on Feb. 14. The workforce will activate right-hander J.P. France, who is about to make his Major League debut on Saturday towards the Mariners. Garcia had posted two consecutive scoreless outings earlier than injuring his elbow Sunday. He made six begins this yr...

White Sox Liam Hendriks makes Minor League rehab look n","providerName":"Twitter","providerUrl":"https://twitter.com","type":"rich","width":550},"type":"oembed"}, Prospect videonnThe right-hander's first pitch -- a 91 mph fastball that sank low -- was one of nine pitches he tossed. Hendriks mixed in fastballs and sliders during his outing, topping out at 93.2 mph. He froze Joe Hudson on a 2-2 heater for his lone strikeout.nn"I'm just happy to have an inning where I get three outs," Hendriks said. "The toughest thing is never the pitch count for me. It’s getting loose, getting in and getting out. I got a swing-and-miss on my fastball and weak contact on some sliders."nnThe appearance was the culmination of hard work, support an...