This feature will appear Sunday in a special section about the All-Star Game.
Depending on the day, you might catch Lorenzo Cain singing Livin’ on a Prayer. No music, no radio. Nothing to prompt one of baseball’s best outfielders to sing other than time to kill and a lack of insecurity.
Don’t pigeon hole him, either. It’s not just 1980s hair band hits. Some days, you might hear Trap Queen, which is Cain’s new walk-up song, a hook that includes the lyric: “I be in the kitchen cooking pies with my baby, yeah.