26 Avisail Garcia RF

Garcia went 2-for-4 with two solo home runs, one walk, three runs scored and a stolen base Sunday in the 8-7 win over Tampa Bay.

Garcia pushed his home-run total to 13 after slugging a solo blast in the fifth and seventh innings. He managed to launch seven home runs and drive in 15 runs through 18 games in July, so he'll look to sustain his recent power surge. Garcia is slashing .269/.290/.523 through 50 contests in 2018.

Garcia (illness) is hitting cleanup and starting in right field Tuesday against the Angels.

This was fully anticipated, given that Garcia entered Monday's game as a defensive replacement of all things. However, it's worth noting that he did go to the hospital Monday to get checked for minor chest pains and a rapid heartbeat.

Garcia, who was scratched from Monday's game due to illness, was examined at a hospital in Orange County for minor chest pains and a rapid heartbeat, Doug Padilla of the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

Garcia eventually returned to the team and entered the game as a defensive replacement, so he should be fine going forward. He theorized the medical condition was brought on by medication he was taking for a recent hamstring injury. Leury Garcia replaced him in the starting lineup Monday.

Garcia (illness) came off the bench in Monday's tilt to man right field after being a late scratch against the Angels, Scott Merkin of MLB.com reports.

Garcia was removed from the lineup due to a minor illness, but he appears to be fine, as he was available off the bench. He should be good to go for Tuesday's matchup.

Garcia was removed from Monday's starting lineup against the Angels prior to first pitch, as he'll be held out due to illness, Scott Merkin of MLB.com reports.

Garcia shouldn't remain out for long, and his next opportunity to return will come Tuesday in the second game of the series. He was slated to bat cleanup and man right field prior to his removal from the lineup.