Junior Caminero Powers Tampa Bay’s Ninth Straight Win

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Junior Caminero Powers Tampa Bay’s Ninth Straight Win

Junior Caminero keeps powering Tampa Bay’s surge. The Rays slugger has helped fuel the club’s nine-game winning streak, and his season line now sits at .288 with 25 homers, 55 RBI and a .933 OPS. Caminero homered in six straight games before the streak ended, making him one of baseball’s hottest bats entering Saturday. The Rays lead the AL East. �

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