With the Red Sox still stuck with a vacancy at first base, rookie Kristian Campbell might be moving off second base.

The Boston Red Sox are going to give rookie Kristian Campbell a try at first base. Campbell worked out at first ahead of Friday night's game against the Atlanta Braves at Fenway Park. Campbell entered the season as one of baseball's top prospects and was named Boston's starting second baseman after an impressive spring.

Ahead of the Red Sox's home series against the Atlanta Braves, rookie infielder Kristian Campbell was seen taking reps at first base. This comes after designated hitter Rafael Devers said he would not be open to moving to the position.

When the Red Sox unveil their new Nike City Connect jerseys for Friday’s opener of a three-game Rivalry Weekend series against the Braves, it will become obvious to all what the connecting factor is.

The Boston Red Sox unveiled their new City Connect uniforms on Friday afternoon, inspired by Fenway Park's 37-foot-2-inch left field wall—more commonly known as the Green Monster. Here's a look at the new set, donned by—from left to right—second baseman Kristian Campbell, pitcher Garrett Crochet, and center fielder Jarren Duran:

The new jerseys pay homage to Fenway Park's unique color scheme — as well as multiple details linked to the Green Monster. The post Red Sox unveil Fenway-inspired City Connect jerseys appeared first on Boston.