MLB fans react to Texas Rangers outfielder Adolis Garcia throwing out James McCann by a mile: "The worst send of all time" "When will they learn"

Adolis Garcia is getting better year after year. Coming off an impressive 2022 season, the Texas Rangers outfielder has done nothing but show out this season at the plate and in the outfield.

Leading all MLB outfielders in assists, Garcia added another to his resume against the Baltimore Orioles. Catcher James McCann tried to test his arm and was gunned at home plate, and it wasn't even close.

It was a questionable send, as McCann isn't the fastest guy in the league. Moreover, the ball quickly got to Garcia in right field, which didn't help McCann.

Garcia now has eight outfield assists. Will Brenan and Hunter Renfroe are the two players closest to him, with five outfield assists. Maybe now teams will learn to stop running on the All-Star outfielder.

MLB fans can't believe the Baltimore Orioles' decision to send McCann. There was no way he would have been able to beat that throw by Adolis Garcia.

One fan tweeted:

"Gotta be the worst send of all time."

Another fan questioned:

"When will they learn?"

You can't blame the Orioles for being aggressive, but Garcia is not the guy to test. He's already proved that multiple times this season.

Adolis Garcia and the Texas Rangers are looking like the real deal

Texas Rangers v Baltimore Orioles

Many around the league were high on the Texas Rangers this season, and they're proving those people right. The Rangers have the best record in the American League West at 32-18. They hold a three-game lead over the Houston Astros.

Adolis Garcia is a big reason for the Rangers' success. He's hitting .247/.313/.516 with 14 home runs and 49 RBIs.

Marcus Semien has also been big for Texas this season. He's gotten a hit in every single game but one in May. Along with Corey Seager, Nate Lowe, and Josh Jung, this lineup is hard to get out.

Their pitching is elite too. While they lost Jacob deGrom to the IL for some time, other pitchers have stepped it up. This week, Nathan Eovaldi is coming off a complete game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Manager Bruce Bochy believes that deGrom needs another two or three weeks before he's ready. Once he's healthy, this team could become quite intimidating as they have the talent to be a true contender for a World Series this season.