Orrico also grabbed Junior Caminero over 1.5 total bases at +140 in the Trop. He pointed to Yankees rookie Will Warren’s rocky 5.14 ERA, 11% walk rate, and just 18% whiff rate as evidence the right‑hander is nibbling and falling behind, the exact profile Caminero punishes. Tampa’s dome plays small to straightaway left where Caminero’s pull power lives, so Orrico expects at least one loud double or long ball to cash the ticket.

Eric Lindquist discusses Junior Caminero's huge improvement in plate discipline during fall ball in the Dominican Republic, significantly benefitting his hitting approach. Although Caminero was previously overly aggressive last season, Lindquist points out he showed a noticeable increase in selectivity and patience in fall league play. Caminero's current betting line (+240) feels slightly off market according to Lindquist, and he's eagerly awaiting a more advantageous betting number on the walks prop when more sportsbooks post their lines. This disciplined approach makes Caminero an attractive betting play once better odds become available.