The Phillies added a dose of right-handed power and postseason pedigree Monday, signing outfielder Adolis García to a one-year, $10 million contract as the club continues to retool its roster with

The Philadelphia Phillies entered the winter needing to find some protection for Bryce Harper in the middle of the lineup. They may have found their guy.

Before he signed with the Phillies, the Royals may have had some interest in free agent Adolis Garcia to bolster their outfield.

The Phillies and former Texas Rangers right fielder Adolis García have agreed to a one-year, $10 million contract, according to Francys Romero, a BBWAA member, and The Athletic. The deal is pending a physical, multiple reports say.

The Philadelphia Phillies have a one-year deal in place with right fielder Adolis García, which could be an issue for Nick Castellanos.

A minor league team owned by the grandson of Bill Veeck and actor Bill Murray will play in the prison featured in the “Blues Brothers” movie.

García played big role in bringing Texas franchise its first World Series championship. He's found a new home in the City of Brotherly Love.