Red Sox Place Their Bets On Kristian Campbell
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Kristian Campbell has only been in the Major Leagues for a week, but the Red Sox rookie continues to look like a veteran at the plate.
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Kristian Campbell cemented his status as a cornerstone of the Red Sox’ future, agreeing to an eight-year, $60 million deal that includes a pair of team options that could keep the 22-year-old under co...
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Campbell, ranked the No. 3 prospect in baseball by CBS Sports heading into the season, is off to a strong start in his debut with the Sox, batting .375/.500/.688 through his first five games while pl...
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