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Caminero and Chourio Power Rays, Brewers in World Series
Two young standouts bring elite tools and production to the Fall Classic as Tampa Bay faces Milwaukee.
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Rapid Rise From International Signings
Both players arrived as international prospects before climbing quickly through the minors. Chourio signed out of Venezuela for 1.9 million dollars and debuted in the Dominican Summer League at age 17. He skipped Rookie ball the next year and dominated Low-A as an 18-year-old.
Caminero's Power and Swing Metrics
In two full seasons with the Rays, Caminero has hit 94 home runs. This year he posted a.276/.360/.524 slash line. He followed a 2025 campaign of 45 home runs and 4.6 WAR with 42 home runs and 5.3 WAR this season. His average bat speed reaches 79.5 mph with an 8.7-foot swing length, the longest in the majors.
Chourio's Well-Rounded Production
Chourio has delivered three 20-home run, 20-stolen base seasons for the Brewers, including 25 home runs and 23 steals this year. In the postseason he has six home runs, 45 total bases and 19 RBIs, the most by any player age 22 or younger. After three seasons he has accumulated 11.5 WAR while posting a wRC+ 22 percent above league average and plus-nine defensive runs in left field.
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