Former Atlanta Braves center fielder Andruw Jones and team president John Schuerholz will be inducted into the team's Hall of Fame on Aug. 19, according to David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Another day, another chance for New York Mets outfielder Yoenis Cespedes to show off his sick rides.

Cespedes turned heads when he showed up to Mets camp in a customized Polaris Slingshot on Tuesday. On Wednesday, he brought a different vehicle to work—and it's just as flashy.

His latest ride? A Lamborghini.

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Florida — Sunshine and grapefruit…

With spring training ramping up, teams across Major League Baseball are just about ready to start playing fake games. For the contenders, the idea will be to prepare to win as many real games as they can.

But how many real games will each contender win this season? We can't put too fine a point on it, but we can at least play around with the over/unders.

It's no accident Byron Buxton is one of the premier farmhands in the game.

Simply put, the Minnesota Twins center fielder is the top five-tool MLB prospect, and it isn't even close.

To figure out which rising stars should join Buxton on this exclusive list, we studied up on the toolsiest prospects of all. The guys who cracked these rankings don't just check the box in one or two categories on the tools list, but in every department.

In his first comments since an Al Jazeera America report linked him to alleged performance-enhancing drug use, Washington Nationals star Ryan Zimmerman was defiant Tuesday.

Spring training offers a fresh start, a clean slate for all 30 MLB teams. The optimism that runs throughout camps is infectious, hitting a team's respective fanbase as everyone counts down the days to Opening Day.

Depending on where your rooting interest lies, what follows could make you stop counting altogether.

What follows is a look around baseball at the odds for every team to make an apperance in the 2016 World Series. These odds are based largely on two things:

Back in September, we saw that New York Mets outfielder Yoenis Cespedes had himself a sweet customized ride.

Put Scott Boras, Jeffrey Loria and David Samson in a room, and a reality television producer would salivate at the possibilities. It's a group with so much potential for dysfunction that Bravo might consider ditching The Real Housewives series just to acquire the rights.

The outspoken, bullish agent (Boras), the wacky owner (Loria) and president (Samson) have the kind of volatile personalities that could cause a kerfuffle in 2016.

Once an elite prospect destined to help the Chicago Cubs become relevant again, Javier Baez is now a former prospect hoping to latch onto a Cubs team that became relevant without him.

But there's a line between "former prospect" and "afterthought." Baez is still only 23, and he still has the talent that made him a top prospect in the first place. He also has what most afterthoughts don't.

An opportunity.