On the biggest stage, Junior Caminero and Jackson Chourio are emerging as national superstars

In the words of their teammates, two of the best — and youngest — players on the Rays and Brewers are ready for the bright lights MILWAUKEE — World Series discussions often center around the superstars — especially if there are those easy ones we can call "future Hall of Famers." Two years ago, when the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees faced off, there were at least five active players that fit the bill and probably a few more with a decent chance. This time around, the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays don't have any surefire Hall of Famers. Christian Yelich is the closest thing, and he might be short (it's a different discussion for a different time).

I think there's a good argument to be made, however, that the best position player on each team is, in fact, a future Hall of Famer. It's far too early to make such a declaration, but they have the early foundation and the required talent. Both are emerging superstars, though one is a little more nationally established than the other (thank you, Home Run Derby). They'll get their spotlight together in this series. We're speaking, of course, about Junior Caminero of the Rays and Jackson Chourio of the Brewers. Now, they aren't unknowns. I'm not suggesting that. But I'll