Caminero had a solid showing as a rookie during the 2024 regular season with a .723 OPS in 43 games, but no one could predict him clubbing 45 homers in 2025 during his first full MLB campaign. The Rays temporary home park of George M. Steinbrenner Field was one of the more hitter-friendly parks in the league last season, which Caminero took advantage of with a .313/.358/.595 slash line compared to a .218/.266/.477 line on the road. The third baseman's power output was as even as possible, however, with 22 of his homers coming at home. The 22-year-old's power certainly didn't come out of nowhere given that he hit 32 long balls across three levels in 2023, so he should again be a quality source of homers in 2026. Beyond the power, Caminero's home/road splits from last year are worth keeping in mind for 2026 since the Rays are scheduled to return to Tropicana Field, which tied for the second most pitcher-friendly park factor in MLB from 2022 to 2024. Read Past Outlooks