Gerson Garabito emerged as a valuable find for the Rangers last season, capable of pitching multiple innings out of the bullpen or stepping in as a starter when needed. His performance has set a precedent for what the Rangers might expect from Boushley, who could fill a similar role.

Gerson Garabito was involved in a moment of tension during the game when he hit Seattle's Randy Arozarena with a pitch after Arozarena celebrated a home run. This resulted in a near confrontation between the teams, but Arozarena suggested everyone cool down, indicating it was just part of the game. Bochy remarked that getting hit occasionally happens in baseball and downplayed the incident, suggesting that Garabito’s intentions were misunderstood.

Gerson Garabito was recalled to replace José Ureña on the Rangers' active roster after being optioned just a day earlier. His return comes following an impressive performance that helped the team snap a losing streak. Garabito's emergence adds depth to the Rangers' pitching staff as they navigate the end of the season.

Gerson Garabito was optioned to Triple-A Round Rock when Jon Gray rejoined the active roster for the Texas Rangers.

Gerson Garabito played a role in completing the shutout for the Texas Rangers as they beat the Miami Marlins 7-0.