Campbell's eyebrow-raising AAA starts keep him in the Sox crop of near-term options; his proximity to the majors adds another layer to Boston's depth chart and rotation considerations.

Campbell’s AA/AAA rise as a Red Sox prospect adds depth behind the scenes. His presence signals organizational readiness to cover Abreu’s absence and keep outfield depth strong as Boston pushes for the playoffs, with Campbell representing potential depth-use in the near term.

Kristian Campbell represents the top stash for Boston in Week 24. His trajectory hinges on opportunity with Roman Anthony sidelined, and his swing tweaks plus improving contact profile bolster his chances of contributing in the near term.

Campbell, a versatile 2B/SS/OF, represents depth with league-average or better potential across multiple categories. In dynasty or deep redraft formats, his floor is solid, and upside could emerge with everyday at-bats in September.

Campbell projects as a versatile bat-to-ball defender with solid on-base skills (.272/.388/.424 at AAA) and a 121 wRC+ over the last two months. If he returns to Boston, his hit tool and approach could yield regular at-bats, especially in a bench role with second-base/OF flexibility.