Guardians' Cade Smith had the perfect response to Junior Caminero's elaborate HR trot

The Rays are heading to the World Series after taking Monday's Game 6 of the ALCS against the Guardians, 7-4. And no moment made the American League pennant feel more locked up than when Junior Caminero hit his two-run home run in the seventh inning. Now, if you expected Caminero to race around the base path, you'd be sorely mistaken. Instead, Caminero unleashed an elaborate, celebration-filled home run trot that lasted nearly 40 seconds. In fact, it was the second-longest home run trot in the Statcast era, trailing a Sept. 15 Caminero home run (because, of course). But for all the tantrums we've seen from pitchers in response to showmanship, Guardians pitcher Cade Smith couldn't have responded any better to Caminero's trot. Simply put, if Smith had a problem with Caminero's celebration, he shouldn't have given up the home run. More pitchers should have that same mentality. Plus, that home run trot was electric. Moments like that are good for the sport.