"Be jealous of these 6 fly cars that players drove to Spring Training this year."

[Auggie]

Some people think that Spring Training is a time to scout new talent, warm up those rusty arms/bats and gear up for the long, 162-game season ahead. Well, sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but that is incorrect. Spring Training is actually one giant car show. Here are six of the flyest whips we've encountered this March:

Carlos Gonzalez's black Lambo, er, Batmobile:

Yasiel Puig's white Range Rover. Hey, the Dodgers outfielder needs something big enough for all of his puppy friends.

More monstrosities: http://m.mlb.com/cutfour/2015/03/23/114395256/be-jealous-of-these-6-fly-cars-that-players-drove-to-spring-training-this-year


Really? Gas guzzling, carbon belching, totally un-P.C. road hogs. I'm not jealous. I'm sad.

[KamaAina]

1. Well, what would you expect from the P(u)ig?

[brendan120678]

2. The Bel Air is nice though.

I'd love to have one of those.

Even if it is older than me!

[Brother Buzz]

3. I would expect to see more vintage classics if MLB opens a franchise Cuba

You know what I mean, Vern?

[bluedigger]

4. I'm shocked that all these young millionaires don't all drive Priuses.

The Bel Air was pretty sweet, though.