The Boston Red Sox have activated first baseman Romy Gonzalez, relieving the pressure on rookie Kristian Campbell, who struggled in his debut season as a second baseman. Although Campbell expressed willingness to play first base, the team's focus is on solidifying his position at second. Manager Alex Cora confirmed that while Campbell will continue to practice at first, the plan is to keep him in his current role. The infield situation for Boston remains precarious, as several players could take on the first base responsibilities, but some, like Rafael Devers, are reluctant to do so. With the team's early-season woes, the strategy to maintain a consistent lineup features prominently in the Red Sox’s focus on developing their young talents.