Ken Caminiti died before Cam Caminiti was born. But Cam, the left-hander who made a meteoric rise in just three years of high school at Scottsdale Saguaro, heard the stories. He saw the Major League ...

LSU baseball commit Cam Caminiti was drafted by the Atlanta Braves in the first round of the 2024 MLB Draft Sunday night. The Saguaro (Scottsdale, Arizona) High School star pitcher came into draft ...

Cam Caminiti is ready for his next step. That would be either Major League Baseball or college. And, for him to get there sooner, the Scottsdale Saguaro High School center fielder is reclassifying. He ...

This is an excerpt from former Daily News editor Dan Good’s book “Playing Through the Pain: Ken Caminiti and the Steroids Confession That Changed Baseball Forever,” which is being released on May 31.

Scottsdale Saguaro had three seniors sign their national baseball letters of intent on Wednesday morning: Billy Gregory (Grand Canyon), Cade Shumard (New Mexico State) and Cam Caminiti (LSU). It was ...

SAN DIEGO — He’s a cousin of the late Ken Caminiti, was projected to be selected as high as the 11th pick in the MLB Draft, and after falling to 24th says he’s excited about helping the Braves “win a ...

The concept of closure isn’t necessarily what journalist Dan Good began chasing 10 years ago when he decided to reexamine the life and troubled times of the late Padres third baseman Ken Caminiti.

Houston Astros fan favorite Ken Caminiti struggled with alcohol and drug addiction throughout his 15-year big league career. Nearly 18 years after he died of a drug overdose, a possible source of ...

The idle of Ken Caminiti's '55 is a raucous, oscillating moan that goesuh-ahh, uh-ahh, uh-ahh,like a wounded animal with its back against the wall. At seven grand, however, the blown 509 screams like ...

It can be hard to capture the man behind the on-field achievements, but three new books do just that for Rickey Henderson, Ken Caminiti and Jackie Robinson. Baseball history is full of iconic figures, ...

ATLANTA, Oct. 11 -- There were tears shed for Ken Caminiti at Turner Field on Monday, one day after the 1996 National League most valuable player died of a heart attack in New York at age 41. There ...