Kristian Campbell hasn't even been in the big leagues for a week, but the Red Sox were confident enough in the 22-year-old second baseman to hand him $60M.

The Red Sox have made it a priority to lock up younger players of late and Campbell is the latest example of that. Here’s what those around MLB are saying after the Red Sox signed Campbell to a long-term extension.

The Boston Red Sox and second baseman Kristian Campbell have agreed to an eight-year, $60-million contract extension, according to multiple sources. Jeff Passan of ESPN had this to add on the deal:

Rookie second baseman Kristian Campbell and the Red Sox agreed to an eight-year extension through the 2034 season. Sources told ESPN that the deal is worth $60M.

Campbell agreed to the deal with just six days of major league service time. Boston struck a big-money deal with a rookie for the second straight year, following a $50 million, eight-year contract last April with outfielder/infielder Ceddanne Rafaela, who started 2024 with 35 days of service time.

The Red Sox and Campbell have agreed to an eight-year, $60 million contract. The deal can be worth up to $100 million over 10 years if the Red Sox decide to exercise two club options for the 22-year-old second baseman. Red Sox reporter Jen McCaffrey shared details on how much Campbell is set to receive annually as part of his contract.

With less than a week remaining until the regular season, all signs indicate that the Boston Red Sox have chosen their Opening Day second baseman. 22-year-old r

Rookie second baseman Kristian Campbell and the Boston Red Sox are in agreement on a eight-year, $60 million contract extension that includes two club options, sources tell ESPN. Campbell, 22, is expected to be a franchise cornerstone and is now locked up through 2034.