Red Sox Call Up Prospect Jhostynxon Garcia MLB Debut vs Yankees

Jhostynxon Garcia, the Boston Red Sox's No. 3 prospect, is making his major league debut as a starting center fielder and batting fifth against the New York Yankees. The 22-year-old Venezuelan slugger has showcased impressive power and hitting ability in the minors, posting a .303/.367/.564 slash line with 17 home runs in 66 games at Triple-A Worcester this season. Garcia, nicknamed "The Password," is known for his raw power and ability to hit against both lefties and righties, with projections suggesting he could hit 25-30 home runs per season. He was called up following Wilyer Abreu's injury and will join a Red Sox team contending for a postseason spot. Garcia's rise has also attracted attention in the collectibles market, with some of his baseball cards selling for significant amounts. While his strikeout rate is notable, his power potential and role in a playoff chase make him a player to watch both on the field and in fantasy baseball leagues.