One of the best parts of Spring Training every year is getting to see the top prospects in baseball. A lot of the time, it's the first look fans get at MLB's future stars. But we also know a lot more

It's Spring Training baseball, and there's a bit of an uncanny valley aspect to it, even at its most compelling. It is baseball, and even at times, recognizably major-league baseball. But it'll also feature some guys who won't even sniff MLB action come April and a few guys who may not ever make the majors after this spring.

Baseball is back with spring training on Friday, Feb. 21 where the Boston Red Sox will face the Northeastern University Huskies.

The development is similar to when Sasaki's teammate Shohei Ohtani announced his own marriage in a surprise spring training Instagram post.

Training isn't just about baseball; it's also buzzing with personal news that grabs fans' attention. This time, rookie Roki Sasaki surprised everyone with a big announcement: he's tied the knot! At just 23,