
Caminero's Golf Swing Homer Ties Rays Summer Spotlight
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Junior Caminero smashes first home run of the season, blending baseball and golf, tying the game at Target Field. Statcast clocks the ball at 397 feet with a 28-degree launch angle, landing in the second deck. Caminero joins rare company, signaling his readiness to own the summer spotlight.
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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Caminero's Golf Swing Homer Ties Rays Summer Spotlight. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 5th, MLB News Today starts now, AI powered and always on. Junior Caminaro smashes first home run of the season Sunday at Target Field, blending baseball with a perfect golf swing. The 22-year-old raised third baseman, tied the game at one-in-the-fourth inning off Twin Starter, Simeon Woods Richardson. Matt Walner had put the twins of one-nothing earlier with a second inning blast to right field. Nero answered right back, reaching for a nasty splitter that barely cleared the dirt. Fans lit up over the highlight, especially with Masters' weak vibes hitting the air. It felt like spring fever mixed with big lead power, drawing cheers across both sports crowds. Stagcast clocked the ball at 397 feet, with a 28-degree launch angle, landing in the second deck. That pitch said just 1.14 feet off the ground. It lowest ever golfed out by a raise hitter, since tracking started in 2015. Caminaro's rip puts him in rare company behind only Cory Dickerson and Brad Miller, signaling
the young stars ready to own the summer spotlight.
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