Luis García Jr. watched his Nationals lose their fifth straight game from the dugout — not in uniform — before being traded to the Yankees in a shocking deal that sent four pitchers his way. Though he’s spent his entire career with Washington and felt the sting of being sidelined even as the trade neared completion, García admits he’s thrilled for the fresh start with New York. It’s a bittersweet moment: half excitement, half heartache. The Nationals, already reeling after getting swept and losing their top slugger — who led the NL in slugging and RBIs — now face deeper roster woes. Meanwhile, García’s new teammates are set to face the Cardinals, while the pitchers heading to D.C. show mixed results on the mound.
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