With Opening Day rapidly approaching, MLB teams are beginning to scramble in an attempt to shore up whatever weak spots may exist on their respective rosters, with one eye on the waiver wire and the other on the trade market.

Before the 2016 MLB season officially gets underway next week and we roll out one last version of our official preseason power rankings, we've decided to stack up all 30 teams a bit differently in the article that follows.

We've decided to focus on three key areas and how each team ranks compared to the rest of the league: offense, starting pitching and relief pitching.

The term "superstar" gets thrown around way too liberally these days. It should be reserved for a select few players who not only impact the game in multiple ways, but also have something extra—an immeasurable trait that sets them apart from their peers.

Some might call it arrogance or swagger, but that's not it. There's just something different with these players—something special that executives, fans, pundits and teammates can't quite put their fingers on.

The Houston Astros have Dallas Keuchel, the reigning American League Cy Young Award winner. And they have Carlos Correa, who just added an AL Rookie of the Year trophy to his case.

If you're searching for reasons to be excited about the 2016 'Stros, in other words, you don't have to look far.

The Atlanta Braves continued to make personnel adjustments Sunday, announcing they've made a first baseman swap in acquiring Tyler Moore from the Washington Nationals for Nate Freiman.   

Chicago Cubs outfielder Jason Heyward is apparently despised by members of the bee community.

During his team’s spring training contest against the Seattle Mariners on Sunday, the 26-year-old was harassed by a swarm of bees.

With a game against the Cleveland Indians on tap Saturday, Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto got the crowd ready for the "Battle of Ohio: Arizona" in a fitting way.

The LeBron James chalk toss.

The 2010 National League Most Valuable Player doesn't tend to show much personality on the field, but given that it's spring training, he decided to give the fans a show. And it was something Cleveland fans could appreciate.

After an offseason of research and preparation, it's finally here.

It's time for your annual fantasy baseball draft, and what you need now is all of that offseason research and information at your fingertips in one easy, convenient article.

That's exactly what you'll find here in Bleacher Report's 2016 Fantasy Baseball Draft Cheat Sheet.

Saturday's spring training game between the Tampa Bay Rays and Pittsburgh Pirates was interrupted by a fan storming onto McKechnie Field in Bradenton, Florida, and throwing a beer and soda can in the Rays dugout.

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Will Smith tore the LCL in his right knee and is expected to miss extended action as he recovers. 

Continue for updates. 

Brewers Exploring Surgery for Smith

Saturday, March 26

According to the Associated Press (via ESPN.com), Smith suffered the injury while pulling off his cleats after pitching in a minor league game March 24.