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Rookie Kristian Campbell has landed on the Boston Red Sox’ Opening Day roster but only after six weeks of lessons in his first big league spring training.

Kristian Campbell will start his 2025 season in the big leagues for the Boston Red Sox. The No. 7 overall prospect in baseball has reportedly been told he's made the Red Sox Opening Day roster, according to Sean McAdam and Christ Cotillo of Mass Live.

Campbell was named Baseball America’s Minor League Player of the Year by hitting .330/.439/.558 across three levels of the minors.

According to MassLive’s Chris Cotillo and Sean McAdam, Red Sox rookie Kristian Campbell has been informed he will be on the Opening Day roster. Campbell is expected to be in the lineup when the Red Sox kick their season off Thursday against the Texas Rangers.