The Yankees signed the veteran after he spent spring training with the Boston Red Sox. He was added to New York's active roster.

The Boston Red Sox are breaking camp with one of the top prospects in baseball on their big-league roster. Infielder Kristian Campbell has been told he made the team, per MassLive. The 22-year-old Campbell was drafted out of Georgia Tech in the fourth round in 2023 and has remarkably improved his standing in the organization since.

Despite their sluggish 1-4 start, the 2025 Red Sox are capable of big things. Boston's fans should have that annual expectation.

Rob Refsnyder, Kristian Campbell, and David Hamilton all went deep as the Red Sox closed out their trip to Monterrey, Mexico, with another big offensive show.

Devers, Story, Rafaela, Casas and Wong are a combined 5-for-82 with no extra-base hits. Rafaela showed better plate discipline and ability to control the strike zone during spring training than he did in 2024 when he had worst chase percentage (46.4%) among major league hitters.

Crochet is now under team control through 2031. The Red Sox have several other young players who could also be in-line for new deals.

Devers has been among the best hitters in baseball over his eight-year career in Boston, although it had been a contentious spring training after the Red Sox signed Gold Glove third baseman Alex Bregman to take over at third base.

Will Venable remembers being on the end of tough conversations as a player. He’s now having to deliver that information as the Chicago White Sox manager.

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora says newly acquired free agent Alex Bregman will play third base this season and incumbent Rafael Devers is moving to designated hitter.

The Red Sox prospect was at 98-99 mph with his fastball during spring training. Will 2025 finally be the year he breaks into the big leagues?