Yoenis Cespedes had two primary options for transportation when he lived in Cuba - ride his bicycle or walk.
He has a few more choices now.
The flashy New York Mets outfielder put on a personal, custom vehicle show in the players' parking lot this week that quickly became the big talk in camp, and throughout the baseball world.
Cespedes drove six different vehicles in six days from his home in Vero Beach to the spring training complex. The parade included a black-and-blue Avorza Polaris Slingshot three-wheel motorcycle on Saturday.
It was the second Slingshot that Cespedes rolled into camp, and featured a large blue shamrock with the words "Live Lucky" underneath.