Red Sox Suddenly Release Promising Prospect After Just 2 Years
Summary
The Boston Red Sox unexpectedly released 19-year-old Dominican outfielder Edwin Brito. He had been signed in 2024 with a $450,000 bonus but struggled during his first year playing in the United States, leading to his release.Key Facts
- Edwin Brito was signed by the Red Sox in 2024 with a $450,000 bonus.
- Brito played well in the Dominican Summer League in 2024.
- He struggled in the Florida Complex League, getting only 14 hits in 99 at-bats.
- The Red Sox released him after 83 games in their organization.
- The Red Sox have not explained their decision to release Brito.
- Brito did not achieve a prospect ranking from major scouting organizations.
- His release was first reported by Andrew Parker of SoxProspects.com.
- The Red Sox also have another top prospect, Vladimir Asencio, who is still playing in the Dominican Summer League.
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