The Tampa Bay Rays secured an 11-4 victory over the San Diego Padres, powered by rookie Junior Caminero's three-run homer and José Caballero's four RBIs.

Caminero, the top-ranked prospect, has been impressive in his early MLB career while the Padres aim for a wild card spot.

Shane Baz contributed to the win on the mound, and several players made key contributions at the plate. Injuries are impacting both teams, notably with players like Yu Darvish and Yandy Díaz remaining sidelined.

In a recent game, rookie Junior Caminero shined with a three-run homer as the Tampa Bay Rays defeated the San Diego Padres 11-4. José Caballero also excelled with four RBIs, showcasing the team's offensive prowess.

The Padres, despite the loss, remain strong contenders for the NL wild card, having a solid performance since the All-Star break. Manager Mike Shildt expressed confidence in his team's position, even amid injuries.

Luis Cruz, a former Dodgers player, reminisces about the impressive career of Shohei Ohtani, who achieved a rare 40-40 milestone. Cruz recalls their early encounters in Japan where he recognized Ohtani's talent.

Cruz noted how Ohtani's hitting abilities surpass expectations, and he humorously reflected on their friendly rivalry.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone ejected a fifth time this season, arguing over a call protecting Alex Verdugo from getting tossed during a game against the Tampa Bay Rays. Verdugo, in a hitting slump, voiced his frustration over a questionable call before Boone was ejected.

Boone's ejection was followed by a verbal spar and has earned him a total of 38 ejections. Verdugo's struggles at the plate continue as he tries to turn things around, batting .228 with a streak of hitless at-bats.

Ryan Pepiot pitched a gem for the Rays beating the struggling Cleveland Guardians 2-0. Cleveland leads the AL Central but lost two of three to the Rays. Tampa Bay struggled with hitting, finishing 1 for 33 in this series.

Siri and Lowe hit homers for the Rays, breaking a scoreless tie. Cleveland's Kwan leads the majors in hitting. Tampa Bay is at .500 entering the break, striving to maintain momentum for the season.