Worcester center fielder Jhostynxon Garcia runs the bases after hitting a first inning home run against the Durham Bulls. Rick Cinclair/Telegram & Gazette / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Brothers Combine For Explosive Night in Boston Red Sox Farm System

Originally posted on Minor League Baseball on SI
By Sam Connon | Last updated Jul 23, 2025 10:29 AM ET

Jhostynxon Garcia has emerged as one of the Boston Red Sox's top prospects this season, and he kept that up Tuesday night.

And yet, the 22-year-old Venezuelan outfielder wasn't the only member of his family who had a memorable performance in Boston's farm system.

Garcia went 3-for-4 with two home runs and four RBIs with Triple-A Worcester in their blowout win over St. Paul. His second homer had an exit velocity of 109.1 miles per hour and traveled 415 feet, showing just has much raw power "The Passowrd" is working with.

The Password is “unreal”. 109.1 exit velo, 415 feet.

Jhostynxon Garcia with another home run. He’s 3-for-3 with two homers and four RBI tonight.

The Boston Red Sox prospect is hitting .302 (.934 OPS) with 11 homers and 31 RBI since being promoted to Triple-A. pic.twitter.com/rbMWqATuja
— Hunter Noll (@Hunter_Noll) July 23, 2025

Just moments after Garcia's second homer, his younger brother delivered in an even more important moment.

Johanfran Garcia, a 20-year-old catcher with High-A Greenville, stepped up to the plate with a man on second and his team down one in the bottom of the ninth. He took a hack at the first pitch he saw and belted a no-doubter to left for a walk-off home run.

MOMENTS AFTER HIS OLDER BROTHER HIT HIS SECOND HOMER OF THE DAY IN TRIPLE-A, JOHANFRAN GARCIA WITH A WALK-OFF HOME RUN IN GREENVILLE!

The Boston Red Sox prospect with his second homer since being promoted to High-A. pic.twitter.com/Uhj7H4UZPX
— Hunter Noll (@Hunter_Noll) July 23, 2025

Johanfran was batting .316 with a .965 OPS in the Florida Complex League before getting promoted to High-A last month. The Red Sox's No. 23 prospect is now batting .247 with two home runs, two doubles, nine RBIs, a .695 OPS through 21 games with the Drive.

Jhostynxon, meanwhile, is ranked as the No. 3 prospect in Boston's farm system and the No. 96 prospect in baseball. He is batting .300 with 11 home runs, six doubles, 31 RBIs and a .932 OPS since going from Portland to Worcester.

It may take a while before the Garcia brothers are playing side-by-side in Red Sox uniforms, but they showed Tuesday that their highlight reels can intertwine regardless of where they are playing.

This article first appeared on Minor League Baseball on SI and was syndicated with permission.

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