Junior Caminero hit a two-run home run off Cleveland pitcher Cade Smith in the seventh inning of ALCS Game 6. The swing helped the Tampa Bay Rays defeat Cleveland 7-3 and clinch the American League pennant. It was the first postseason home run for the 23-year-old, who hit 42 home runs in the regular season. During his home-run trot, Caminero looked toward Randy Arozarena in the stands and recreated Arozarena’s crossed-arms celebration. Tampa Bay will face the Milwaukee Brewers in the World Series. No verbatim quotes and no factual disputes appear in the record. Rated coverage spanned four left-leaning outlets, one center outlet, and one right-leaning outlet; the source material supplied no distinct left or right framing details beyond the shared game facts.
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“The Brunswick News”That game six comeback shows how resilient this Tampa Bay team has been all year.
Milwaukee has solid pitching but the Rays look ready for a deep run in the series.
Caminero really came through with that seventh inning blast. Tampa Bay earned this pennant the hard way.