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Rangers call up Cameron Cauley from Triple-A

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Rangers selected the contract of INF/OF Cameron Cauley from Triple-A Round Rock.

Cauley is an interesting prospect for fantasy managers in deeper mixed leagues since he offers a ton of defensive versatility and a little bit of power/speed combo upside to dream on. The 23-year-old has put together an impressive season on the doorstep of the big leagues, slashing .262/.363/.407 with eight homers and 29 steals in 343 plate appearances over 74 games at the Triple-A level. He’s a name to watch closely, especially if he’s able to carve out a semi-regular role with the Rangers. He figures to receive most of his opportunities against left-handed pitching for now.

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