Deivi García found some measure of immediate big-league success as a 21-year-old when he burst on the scene during the shortened season in 2020. In his debut, he hurled six strong innings, allowing no earned runs against the Mets. He flashed plus stuff that day and endeared himself to the fanbase over the short season. Results weren’t always perfect, but he logged six or more innings in four of his six first big league starts — what a luxury that’d be in the Yankees’ current situation. He took some lumps, sure, but he looked like he belonged.
Dissecting Deivi García’s rudderless mechanics
