KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Here he comes, straight into 2016, streaming like water out of a faucet. Carlos Correa doesn't so much step into the picture as he pours forth, with force, both on time and ahead of his time.

Here he stands, perched on the ledge of his first full season, ready to take flight and lead the Houston Astros skyward once again. Take a good look; there is an excellent chance that these are the last few moments in the baseball world before he becomes a household name.

Welcome to the waiver-wire jungle, where fantasy baseball championships are won and lost. 

St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Jordan Walden was diagnosed with a Grade 2 lat strain on Sunday.

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Opening Day. WrestleMania 32.

With both events happening in the span of two days, Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones might be as hyped as he's ever been. After all, he is "the heavyweight champion of Major League Baseball."

The Orioles don't play Sunday, which gives Jones the opportunity to watch WrestleMania 32. That'll be the perfect way to wrap up the offseason ahead of Baltimore's first game Monday, which is at home against the Minnesota Twins.

The 2016 Major League Baseball season will mark the 20th and final campaign of Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz's storied career.

Opening Day is just about here, and players around the league are preparing for the grind of a 162-game season. Of course, it wouldn't be much of a surprise if the 40-year-old has already spent some time thinking about what he'll do after baseball.

Who's ready for baseball that actually counts?

Yes, it's finally here. Sunday is the day the 2016 Major League Baseball season begins, and not just with one game to whet everyone's appetite for Opening Day proper.

There are three games on tap. The St. Louis Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates will kick things off, followed by the Toronto Blue Jays and Tampa Bay Rays. The nightcap is a World Series rematch between the New York Mets and Kansas City Royals.

Los Angeles Angels pitcher Garrett Richards recently found himself in an uncomfortable situation while out at dinner with his teammates—all because his buddies wanted to have some fun at his expense.

Spring training is never about wins and losses, but it can still be about winning and losing.

No one remembers the score of the St. Louis Cardinals' May 5 game against the Miami Marlins (I looked it up; they won 3-2). But the Cardinals won't forget losing shortstop Jhonny Peralta that day to a thumb injury that required surgery.

Arizona Diamondbacks center fielder A.J. Pollock left the field with a fractured elbow during Friday's spring training game against the Kansas City Royals. The injury will require surgery, and it's unclear when Pollock will be able to return to the lineup. 

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Major League Baseball reportedly suspended veteran catcher Taylor Teagarden for 80 games Friday.

T.J. Quinn of ESPN passed along the news and noted Teagarden was the only athlete caught on tape in Al Jazeera's documentary on performance-enhancing drugs in December.