Cameron was a notable prospect last decade, but never really carved out a permanent role at the highest level, batting .201/.263/.330 with 10 homers and 14 steals in 430 plate appearances at the highest level since 2020. He’ll head to Triple-A Nashville as extra organizational outfield depth for Milwaukee.

It’s funny that the Red Sox’s ‘B’ squad went out and beat Spencer Strider and company 2-1 today, while the team manned entirely by regulars and with Tanner Houck pitching was humiliated by Orioles minor leaguers. Cameron’s three hits gave him a .355/.400/.455 line this spring. He’s already cleared waivers this spring, so the Orioles will make him part of their Triple-A outfield.

The Orioles acquired Cameron from the Athletics this off-season but designated him for assignment after signing Ramon Laureano last week. Cameron will remain as a non-roster invitee to spring training and hope to win a spot in the Orioles’ organization.

The O’s needed to clear a spot on their 40-man roster to claim Roansy Contreras off of waivers for the second time this winter, and unfortunately Cameron was the odd-man out this time around. The 28-year-old outfielder hit just .200/.258/.329 with five homers, 15 RBI, five swipes and a 51/13 K/BB ratio over 186 plate appearances with the Athletics in 2024. There’s at least a possibility that he could slide through waivers unclaimed and continue to function as extra outfield depth for the O’s.