Junior Caminero Player Props: July 26, Rays vs. Reds
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Caminero leads the Rays with 26 home runs and 68 runs batted in. Among all batters in MLB play, Caminero's home run total ranks seventh and his RBI tally ranks 14th. Caminero heads into this game on an eight-game hitting streak. During his last outings he is batting .333 with a double, three home runs, two walks and nine RBIs.
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