<div data-rss-brief-template="1" style="font-family:Roboto,Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;color:inherit;padding:10px 0"><div style="margin-bottom:0px"><div style="font-size:15px;line-height:1.72;color:inherit"><p><strong>The Story</strong><br>Junior Caminero just served notice: exit velocity ain’t everything. First swing—110 mph, 29-degree launch angle—<em>not</em> a homer. Next at-bat? Same 110 mph, but a flatter 8 degrees, and it <em>clanked</em> off the wall for a go-ahead double. Rays up 2-1, bases juiced with nobody out in the 6th. That’s 2 extra bases on 2 batted balls that left the bat at the same speed—just different angles. The data don’t lie: 29° is a 50/50 shot at a dinger, 8° is a line-drive double all day. Caminero didn’t care; he just adjusted and punished the ball again. If this kid keeps barreling up like that, the Rays might not need a closer.</p>
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The Story
Junior Caminero just served notice: exit velocity ain’t everything. First swing—110 mph, 29-degree launch angle—*not* a homer. Next at-bat? Same 110 mph, but a flatter 8 degrees, and it clanked off the wall for a go-ahead double. Rays up 2-1, bases juiced with nobody out in the 6th. That’s 2 extra bases on 2 batted balls that left the bat at the same speed—just different angles. The data don’t lie: 29° is a 50/50 shot at a dinger, 8° is a line-drive double all day. Caminero didn’t care; he just adjusted and punished the ball again. If this kid keeps barreling up like that, the Rays might not need a closer.