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.

The game got out of hand quickly, but rather than pushing through a few more innings to conserve the bullpen in what felt like an immediate losing effort, Alex Cora went straight to the bullpen in the second.

With reinforcements coming off the injured list, the Red Sox are tabling plans to shift one of their talented rookies to first base.

The wheels have fallen off in Boston, but the Red Sox front office believes for now that Alex Cora is still the best choice for manager.

As disappointing as this Red Sox season has been, Garrett Crochet has been as advertised as Boston's ace during the 2025 campaign.

Let’s start with his contract, which was agreed to last July and kicked in at the start of this season. If the Red Sox terminated him now, they’d owe him about $20 million. The Red Sox have eaten bigger contracts in the past, but they’re not about to walk away from a manager less than three months into a three-year deal.

The Boston Red Sox and Alex Cora made a change concerning their starting pitching, trading Sean Newcomb away to the Athletics.

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