CLEARWATER, Fla. -- Rays rising star
The 21-year-old made a nice running scoop and throw to retire Alec Bohm to end the third inning. He did not return to the field in the fourth, with prospect Cooper Kinney taking his place at the hot corner.\n\nCaminero came into camp with lofty expectations for the season, and he has looked like his powerful self at the plate, with impressive displays during batting practice and three homers in his first six games. He struck out against Aaron Nola in both of his at-bats on Thursday afternoon at BayCare Ballpark, going down swinging at curveballs each time.\n\nCash said Caminero reported the tightness came about after a swing in his second at-bat. He swung at all four pitches he saw from Nola in the third inning, with a pair of whiffs and two foul balls.
**Shane’s stuff sharp**\n\nHappy to be back in a normal starter’s routine after his return to the mound last Saturday,
The Phillies whiffed on 11 of their 24 swings against McClanahan, who ramped his fastball up to 98.3 mph and might have completed three innings if not for a one-out walk to Marsh in the third. The Rays plan to have him built up to work at least five innings on Opening Day.\n\n“He looked good. Really good,” Cash said. “I was happy he built off his first outing, mixed his pitches well, dialed up some fastballs when he needed to. … He looks great.”
**Around the horn**\n\n• Infielder
• Minor League outfielder