Rays’ Junior Caminero In Exclusive Company When It Comes To Home Runs
Junior Caminero, the Tampa Bay Rays' third baseman, recently launched a 453-foot solo home run during the final day of July, ending a streak of 12 consecutive home runs. By doing so, Caminero became just the second player in Rays history to reach 30 home runs before August. This achievement places him among an elite group that includes Mike Trout and Ted Williams, as they are the only modern-era players with multiple 30-homer seasons before their age-23 season.
Caminero's improved plate discipline in 2026 has been praised by manager Kevin Cash for his selective approach at the plate.
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