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Marlins Promote De Los Santos for MLB Debut as Morel Hits IL
sports14 days ago

Marlins Promote De Los Santos for MLB Debut as Morel Hits IL

The Miami Marlins will recall 22-year-old first baseman Deyvison De Los Santos to make his MLB debut after Christopher Morel was scratched with a left oblique strain and placed on the 10-day injured list. De Los Santos, acquired from the Diamondbacks in the 2024 A.J. Puk trade, was added to Miami’s 40-man roster and will serve as a right-handed bench option. He spent last year at Triple-A Jacksonville, posting a .241/.311/.363 line with 12 homers, after a strong acronym season with the Diamondbacks in 2024 before the trade.

Red Sox Promote Rising Pitching Prospect Payton Tolle
sports7 months ago

Red Sox Promote Rising Pitching Prospect Payton Tolle

The Boston Red Sox are promoting pitching prospect Payton Tolle, a 22-year-old with a high-velocity fastball, for his MLB debut amid a tight playoff race, facing top starter Paul Skenes at Fenway Park. Tolle, ranked No. 28 by MLB.com, has quickly risen through the minors after being drafted last year, showing strong performance and maturity, and is now a key part of Boston's postseason push.

Mets Promote Top Prospect Jonah Tong for MLB Debut
sports7 months ago

Mets Promote Top Prospect Jonah Tong for MLB Debut

The New York Mets are promoting top pitching prospect Jonah Tong to make his MLB debut against the Marlins, as part of a late-season youth movement to bolster their rotation amid injuries and struggles among veteran starters. Tong, 22, has had an outstanding minor league season and is highly ranked among prospects, with a potential impact on the team's future and rookie eligibility for 2026.

Red Sox Promote Jhostynxon Garcia as Wilyer Abreu Heads to IL
sports7 months ago

Red Sox Promote Jhostynxon Garcia as Wilyer Abreu Heads to IL

The Boston Red Sox are promoting outfield prospect Jhostynxon Garcia to the majors due to Wilyer Abreu's injury, with Garcia expected to make his MLB debut soon. Garcia, a 22-year-old Venezuelan, has shown strong offensive performance in the minors and was added to the 40-man roster last year. His promotion is partly due to outfield logjam and Abreu's calf injury, which is minor. Garcia's future in the majors depends on roster moves and service time considerations, but for now, he will join the team in a key postseason race.