Junior Caminero has 38 home runs, 91 toweds and an average of 281 in the 2026 season — numbers that place him as one of the most dangerous batters in the American League at just 23 years old. But his name is in everyone’s mouth not only because of what he does on the plate, but because of what prevents him from achieving Yordan Álvarez: the first Triple Crown since Miguel Cabrera won it with the Detroit Tigers in 2012. With 25 remaining games an…
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Junior Caminero has 38 home runs, 91 toweds and an average of 281 in the 2026 season — numbers that place him as one of the most dangerous batters in the American League at just 23 years old. But his name is in everyone’s mouth not only because of what he does on the plate, but because of what prevents him from achieving Yordan Álvarez: the first Triple Crown since Miguel Cabrera won it with the Detroit Tigers in 2012. With 25 remaining games an…