The magic has returned in the ALCS after daybreak, with the Texas Rangers leveling the series to take it to the final game. Notably, it was do-or-die for the Rangers after they lost their last three games to go a game down after a two-game lead. They did the same with Adolis Garcia coming out strong after a missed opportunity due to ejection in the last game.

The Lone Stars, battling the odds, had a perfect finish to take the battle of Texas to game seven. Interestingly, Garcia came out as a winner after starting on a slow note, completing his revenge in the unfavorable surroundings and boos impacting his output.

Adolis Garcia Homers the Flying Astros at Their Home

Everything matters in the battle of playoffs, especially if a loss brings an end. The Texas Rangers, who have experienced a loss after leading the game, knew this. They did not take a chance and continued to compile runs, taking away the opportunity from the Astros to make a comeback. In the same line, Adolis Garcia played his role, too.

Garcia, who was struck out four times, made the entire game his own with a beautiful strike, denting the Astros in the ninth inning. He hit the grand slam to take the score to 9-2 against the Astros, who lost another home game of the season.

Renowned MLB insider Bryan Hoch shared a post on this. It read, “Adolis Garcia, Houston’s least favorite Ranger, struck out in his first four plate appearances. He wasn’t going to do it a fifth. Garcia’s grand slam has Texas up big in the 9th as this ALCS appears headed for a Game 7.”

It was the perfect comeback from Garcia to finish the game with a run and four RBIs to his name. With this, he helped himself but also the Rangers, who can breathe their World Series dream again.

A Perfect End to the Unfavorable Start for Garcia

The fifth game of the series had an incident that changed the shape of the series. The Rangers looked set for a lead after Garcia homered them in front. But his celebration changed the situation and fueled a fight in the next innings that led to multiple suspensions.

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