Piazza Cares About Cespedes Driving Runs Not Cars

What will happen with the Yankees, Mets and Red Sox this season?

First off, the dude pictured above is none other than Yankee prospect, Aaron Judge, who has been tearing the cover off the ball at camp. Yeah, sure, that is great and all, but it is just camp.

I like this young fella, and, yes, I hope he pans out, but we will have to wait and see.

Then, you have the Mets, who are coming off a World Series appearance, and now have a target on their backs, but all anyone can seem to talk about are the amazing cars that Yoenis Cespedes has been driving around in Port St. Lucie.

According to nj.com, Mike Piazza, who is now a special instructor for the NY Mets, said that he doesn't care what kind of car he drives, as long as he drives in runs. Well put, Mikey.

Last, but not least, is the David Ortiz farewell tour. As a Yankee fan, I am all too happy to say my goodbyes, but I must say, I really respect the guy. David did say though, he would like a standing ovation from the Yankee fans during his final weekend in the Bronx which is Sept. 27-29. I doubt that will happen. It would be a classy way of showing respect, but again, it's doubtful. The dude was as clutch a postseason hitter as I have ever seen.

I could not even finish watching that video, it turned my stomach. I prefer to remember David this way.

Whatever happens this year, I'm just excited baseball is back.