The deal is a two-year, $11 million deal plus a club option, per TSN’s Scott Mitchell, but the move has not yet been confirmed by the club.
García posted a 3.47 ERA with Miami before the 2021 trade deadline, striking out 8.7 batters per nine, before he was flipped to the Astros for a pair of prospects.
Throwing as a righty out of a three-quarters arm slot, he brings a new look to a Toronto bullpen that improved after the additions of Adam Cimber and Trevor Richards during the 2021 season.