Brothers Hit Back-to-Back HRs, Unbreakable Bond

0:00It's May 2nd, MLB News, today starts now, AI powered and always on. Brothers, Jill Stinson, and Johann Frank Garcia, known in baseball circles as the password and the username, just linked up for another epic day at the plate. Both prospects crushed home runs on the same Friday, echoing a feat they pulled off last July 22nd when they were still Red Sox teammates. Now with different teams, their brotherly bond stays unbreakable. Johann Fran, the Red Sox number 27 prospect in a catcher, delivered the fireworks in double A Portland. With a runner on first, and one out in the sixth, he smashed the first pitch he saw for a two-run Homer in a tough 13-3 loss to Somerset. It marked his second dinger of the season in just his seventh game. Meanwhile, Jill Stinson kicked off a rehab stand for the Pirates Triple A in Deanapolis Squad after missing time with back tightness since mid-Abral. The 23-year-old slugger, their fifth ranked prospect, had already launched 21 Homer's

1:01across the upper minors last year. Before A, trade to Pittsburgh. These Venezuelan brothers have come a long way. Boston signed Joe Stinson first, then inked Johann Fran for $850,000 three years later. Johann Fran battled back from a torn ACL that sidelined him for a year, hitting 12 Homer's and 58 games last season and turning heads in the Arizona Fall League. Johann Fran credits his daily cage work and weight-room grind for sharpening his swing. Just see the ball, barrel it up. As these siblings keep climbing, expect more password, Usune Magic lighting of scoreboards across the minors.