Red Sox Call Up No. 3 Prospect Jhostynxon Garcia

The Boston Red Sox have called up their No. 3 prospect, Venezuelan outfielder Jhostynxon Garcia, nicknamed "The Password," from Triple-A Worcester following an injury to outfielder Wilyer Abreu. Garcia, 22, has impressed in the minors with a strong 2025 season showing a .303/.367/.564 slash line, 17 home runs, and 56 RBIs, demonstrating his power and plate discipline. Signed as an international free agent in 2019, Garcia has steadily risen through the Red Sox system and is known for his athleticism, plus arm strength, and potential as a regular outfielder with 20-plus home run upside. His unique nickname stems from the unusual spelling of his first name, and his brother, also a Red Sox prospect, is nicknamed "The Username." Garcia's promotion adds depth to Boston's young outfield group as the team competes for a 2025 playoff spot and adjusts its roster with additional moves including designating Abraham Toro for assignment. The Red Sox are optimistic about Garcia's impact both immediately and for the future given his minor league achievements and scouting profile.