Caminero's Power Surge, Rays' Dominant Win

0:00On April 25th, Junior Caminero is on fire, dropping bombs like it's his job. In the Tampa Bay Rays 6-2 win over the twins at Tropicana Field, the young slugger smashed two home runs off his former teammate, Taj Bradley. His first was a monster 450 feet to center, the longest of his career and the deepest at the trop since last year. That top golf viral clip from earlier this week had us all buzzing, but this was next level. Minero's second shot went 435 feet, a two-run jack that sealed his fifth multi-homer game this season. Meanwhile, Jonathan Aranda joined the party with his first career two-homer night, launching a 402-foot fastball in the fourth and a four. 114-foot curve in the sixth is the first time since 2021 the Rays had two guys going deep twice in the same game. Rays fans are hyped. His power display echoes rare trot moments, like back in 2014. Caminero's seventh homer of the year shows he's living up to the hype.

1:03Drew Rasmussen dominated on the mound, tossing six strong innings with just one run allowed in six strikeouts, locking down the victory and keeping. The Rays rolling strong. You've been listening to MLB News today, AI-powered baseball coverage.