Jarl¨ªn Emmanuel Garc¨ªa (pronounced HAHR-leen)...?Wife¡¯s name is Diana Polanco¡Has two children;?
daughter Genesis Mabel and son Noah Mathias..?His daughter, Genesis, is named in honor of his youngest?
sister Genesis Mabel, who drowned at the age of three-and-a-half¡Created the Genesis Mercedes Foundation?
in his sister¡¯s memory (the foundation supports poor families in Pedro Bland, Dominican Republic, and provides school supplies and sports equipment to children in the area). Grew up in a military household¡His father is a colonel?
in the Dominican Army, his uncle and brother work in military intelligence and his mom works at the base post?
office... Has the nickname "Elefante" (elephant) because it goes?with his personality (it doesn¡¯t matter how big you are,?
you always have to keep your feet on the ground and be a humble person)... Would have liked to be an engineer to build buildings if?he didn't play baseball.
2022
Was a member of an Opening Day roster for the third in his career, including his second straight as a member of the Giants¡Limited lefties to a .192 batting average against (19-for-99)¡Began his year by allowing two unearned runs in his first 17 appearances¡Earned his lone win in his season debut on 4/10 vs. Miami¡Picked up his second career save with 0.1 scoreless inning on 9/20 at Colorado¡ Was placed on the paternity list on 9/28 for the birth of his son Noah Mathias.
2021
Established career bests in wins (6), ERA (2.62), innings (68.2) and strikeouts (68) in his second season with SF...his 58 appearances were the second-highest total of his career behind 68 with MIA in 2017...Was one of six SF relievers with at least 50g and a sub-3.00 ERA...Posted a 1.69 ERA (9er, 48.0ip) in 40 games from May 1-Aug. 31 with 49 strikeouts and just eight walks... had a 3.14 ERA (5er, 14.1ip) from Sept. 1 through the end of the season...Limited LHB to a .173 clip (18x104)...Recorded at least four outs on 20 different appearances in 2021...Stranded 16-of-28 inherited runners this season (57.1%).
POSTSEASON: Was on his first career postseason roster...Made two appearances, allowing two runs on two hits with a home run and a strikeout in 1.1 innings... stranded three of four inherited runners.
2020
Started the season on the 60-day IL due to medical reasons and was reinstated Aug. 9...Was one of the Giants' best relievers, fashioning a 0.49 ERA (1er, 18.1ip) in 19 relief outings...Among MLB relievers w/15.0 IP, only MIL's Devin Williams (0.33 ERA)and OAK's Jake Diekman (0.42) had a lower ERA...Held opposition to a .180 (11-for-61) average against with just two extra-base hits allowed (two doubles)...Right-handed batters hit just .188 (6-for-32) off him while lefties batted .172 (5-for-29)...Three of his six runs allowed came in his final outing of the season on Sept. 27 vs. San Diego.
2019
Posted a 4-2 record with a 3.02 ERA (17er, 50.2ip) and a .216 opponents average over 53 games with Miami... Held opponents scoreless in 45 of his 53 outings overall... Had a 19.0 inning scoreless streak that spanned 18 games from June 19-August 1 (19.0ip)...Went 2-0 with a 1.93 ERA (2er, 9.1ip) over seven games with Triple-A New Orleans.
2018
Spent majority of season with Miami, going 3-3 with 4.91 ERA (66.0 ip/36 er) in 29 games (seven starts), while also making 10 appearances (nine starts) with Triple-A New Orleans, going 2-2 with 4.81 ERA (48.2/26)...Began season in Miami bullpen and made two relief appearances, allowing just two runs over 10.0 innings pitched (1.80 ERA)...Moved to starting rotation on April 11 and made six starts, going 1-1 with 3.55 ERA (33.0/13)...In first career start, April 11 vs. the Mets, tossed 6.0 hitless innings, marking first time in Club history a pitcher tossed 6.0-plus hitless innings in first career start...From first start through fifth inning of second start, retired 38 straight batters without allowing a hit...According to the Elias Sports Bureau, his streak of 10.0 hitless innings to begin his career as a starter tied the Modern Era (since 1900) record, joining Bobo Holloman of the St. Louis Browns in May 1953...Additionally, according to Elias, the hitless streak tied for the second-longest in Marlins history (Armando Benitez-11.0 IP in Aug.-Sept. 2004; Al Leiter-10.0 IP in May 1996; Kevin Brown-10.0 IP in June '97; and Anibal Sanchez-10.0 IP in Sept. '06)...Became first pitcher in Club history to allow four-or-fewer hits and one-or-zero runs in each of first three career starts, according to the Elias Sports Bureau...Allowed five hits combined over first three starts, fewest in Club history and fewest by a lefty in MLB since Tom Fordham in 1997- 98, according to the Elias Sports Bureau...Limited opponents to 10 hits over first four starts, marking fewest hits allowed over a pitcher's first four career starts in Club history. Dating back to 1916, only 10 other pitchers had accomplished that feat, according to Stats LLC...Did not allow a run in first 14.0 innings as a starter... Allowed just two runs over first four career starts, fewest in Marlins history just seventh pitcher overall since 1913, according to Stats LLC... Allowed nine runs over first five starts, tied for third-fewest combined runs over a pitchers' first five starts in Club history...Set new career highs on March 30 vs. the Cubs with 6.0 innings pitched and six strikeouts; was longest relief outing by a Marlins pitcher since Kevin Slowey set Club record with 7.0 innings on June 8, 2013 at the Mets...On April 5 at Philadelphia, became second reliever in Club history to toss 4.0+ innings in consecutive appearances (other, José Ureña in 2017)... Over first six games, including four starts, was 1-0 with 1.09 ERA (33.0/4) and .136 opponents' average...Was placed on 10-day DL on August 24 with right ankle contusion; returned from rehab and reinstated from DL on Sept. 4...Owned 2-0, 2.81 (32.0/10) marks in 13 home game this season, while going 1-3, 6.88 (34.0/26) in 16 road games...As a reliever, was 2-2 with 6.47 ERA (32.0/23) in 22 appearances; went 1-1 with 3.44 ERA (34.0/13) in seven starts.
2017
In first Major League season, led Marlins' bullpen with 68 appearances while posting a 1-2 record and 4.73 ERA (53.1/28). His 68 appearances were tied with Brian Duensing, Mike Dunn, Cory Gearrin, Hunter Strickland, and José Ramírez for 18th in NL... Stranded 34 of 42 inherited runners, marking the seventh-best inherited runner scored percentage (19.0) in the NL. Among rookies, ranked second in the NL and third in Majors, behind Danny Barnes (13.5) and Oliver Drake (16.1)...Limited opponents to .235 (47x200) average against, sixth among NL rookie relievers and 12th among MLB relievers...Started season at Double-A Jacksonville, appearing in three games before being recalled on April 14. Tossed 4.0 scoreless frames with Jumbo Shrimp...Made MLB debut on April 14 vs. Mets, tossing scoreless sixth inning. Walked one and struck out one (Rene Rivera)...Allowed one run over first 10 appearances (9.0 IP), and through an 18-game stretch from May 23-June 29, allowed one earned run over 12.0 innings. Over final 34 games, however, owned 6.33 ERA (27.0/19)...Surrendered first two home runs on May 20 at Dodgers. Gave up just four home runs over remaining 53 games...Tossed career-high 1.2 innings on July 26 at Texas. Equaled high on August 26 vs. San Diego and Aug. 29 at Washington...Placed on 10-day disabled list on Aug. 15 (retro to Aug. 12) with left biceps strain. Reinstated on Aug. 22...Earned first MLB win on Aug. 24 at Philadelphia, becoming 19th Marlins pitcher on season to earn a win.
2016
Made just 17 appearances, 12 starts, after missing significant time with a left triceps strain...Began season at Double-A Jacksonville and went 1-3 with a 4.54 ERA (39.2 ip/20 er) in nine starts prior to going on seven-day disabled list on May 29... Made first start of season on April 8 vs. Birmingham, allowing one run on three hits with a walk and three strikeouts over 4.0 innings...In next start, April 13 at Pensacola, held Blue Wahoos scoreless on just one hit and two walks over 5.2 innings. Struck out season- high six in outing... Following that start, allowed 17 runs (15 earned) over next four outings, going 0-2 with 6.64 ERA (20.1/15)... Earned first win on May 10 at Biloxi, tossing 5.2 scoreless innings, allowing four hits and two walks while striking out four...Made three rehab starts with GCL Marlins, allowing one hit over 4.0 scoreless innings...Upon reinstatement from DL, transferred to Single-A Jupiter. Finished season in Hammerheads bullpen, pitching to 1.29 ERA (7.0/1) in five appearances... Following season, pitched for Mesa Solar Sox in Arizona Fall League. Went 0-1 with 4.97 ERA (12.2/7) in nine appearances... Made 10 appearances for Toros del Este in Dominican Winter League, allowing just one run in 8.0 innings.
2015
Went 4-8 with a 3.57 ERA (133.2 ip/53 er) in 25 combined starts between Single-A Jupiter (18 starts) and Double-A Jacksonville...In second-to-last outing with Jupiter, on July 18 vs. Daytona, tossed a 7.0-inning complete-game shutout, allowing three hits and one walk, with six strikeouts...Over first 10 starts of season, posted 2.10 ERA (51.1 ip/12 er) but only factored in one decision, a 4-1 loss vs. Palm Beach on May 2... Factored in the decision in his next seven starts, going 3-4, 4.48 (38.2/19)...Made Jacksonville debut on July 28 at Mobile, taking loss after allowing six runs (five earned) on eight hits and a walk, with five strikeouts...Allowed two-or-fewer earned runs in his next three starts, and in three-or-fewer in five of his final six starts of the year.
