Kristian Campbell of the Red Sox secured an eight-year contract extension worth $60 million shortly after his major league debut. This surprising early commitment was praised by the team's staff, including chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, who humorously noted almost missing the team bus to finalize negotiations. Although some speculate Campbell may be undervaluing his potential, the player deemed the deal a significant opportunity for himself and his family. The extension also includes options that could elevate its total value to $100 million over a decade if he continues to excel.
"I was educated throughout this whole process, and it was just a life-changing opportunity for me and my family," Campbell said. "And I can't pass on that."
"What otherwise could've been an awkward moment was, in fact, endearing," Breslow told reporters on Saturday about missing the bus during contract negotiations.
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