Red Sox Predicted To Make Decision on $60 Million Signing originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

The Boston Red Sox may have overextended and brought Kristian Campbell up too early. He seems to have hit a rookie wall with the team. Despite being paid a boatload of money over the next several years,

Romy González delivered an RBI double, scoring Kristian Campbell as the Boston Red Sox took a 3-0 lead over the New York Yankees

There were plans to try Kristian Campbell at first base. But with the recent play of another option and the return of another, that's been scrapped

Boston Red Sox top prospect Kristian Campbell has experienced the highest of highs and lowest of lows through the first two months of his rookie season. Campbell cracked Boston’s Opening Day roster as the club’s starting second baseman.

Earlier in the week, Red Sox manager Alex Cora made it sound as if Kristian Campbell was going to make his first base debut this weekend against Atlanta. There was a buzz about Sunday being the day, but Boston rolled with Abraham Toro instead.

“We want him to get it here. That’s the most important thing,” Cora said. “We don’t rule anything out. But right now he’s gonna play here and he’s gonna get at-bats here and we’re gonna keep pushing him to be better." Cora moved Campbell down to ninth in the batting order Monday. The 22-year-old again is batting ninth Tuesday.

After weeks spent prepping him for reps at first base, the Red Sox changed their tune regarding Kristian Campbell on Monday.

Red Sox Make Major Kristian Campbell Announcement Before Monday’s Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. As it turns out, top Boston Red Sox infield prospect Kristian Campbell won’t make his debut at first base this week after all.

For some, it might seem that Kristian Campbell, Marcelo Mayer and Roman Anthony have cleared the highest hurdle in their baseball journeys — making the leap between Worcester and the parent club in Boston.

The Boston Red Sox have a tough decision looming when outfielder Wilyer Abreu returns from injury. Boston has called up several rookies this season, including Major League Baseball No. 1 prospect Roman Anthony.