Junior Caminero would be a household name if he was in the Bronx. Instead, he’ll look to end the Yankees’ season there

Chad Mottola, the hitting coach for the Tampa Bay Rays for the past decade, sat in the visiting team dugout alongside speedy slap-hitter Chandler Simpson and budding star Junior Caminero, who was nearing the end of his first full season in the majors.

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Junior Caminero would be a household name if he was in the Bronx. Instead, he’ll look to end the Yankees’ season there

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Junior Caminero would be a household name if he was in the Bronx. Instead, he’ll look to end the Yankees’ season there

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