Above is an iFolloSports.com original video of Twins rookie Byron Buxton signing autographs, during Minnesota’s late season visit to Detroit. The clip was captured by iFolloSports.com Michigan based correspondent Lance Martinez.

Buxton, one of MLB’s most heralded prospects, spent a good portion of his first campaign on the disabled list with a broken thumb, finishing with just 2 home runs and a .209 batting average.

Here are several other iFolloSports.com behind the scenes original stories chronicling the 21-year-old Georgia native. 

Above is an iFolloSports.com original photo of longtime MLB star Torii Hunter signing autographs outside a Detroit area hotel. The picture was gathered by iFolloSports.com Michigan based correspondent Lance Martinez.

Hunter just completed his 19th and perhaps final MLB season with the team he started with, the Twins. In 2015, Hunter hit 22 home runs and drove in 81 runs. After beginning his career in Minnesota, Hunter’s baseball life included stints with the Angels and Tigers, before returning to where it all began.

Above is an iFolloSports.com original video of 2015 Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Randy Johnson, provided by Michigan based correspondent Lance Martinez. The clip displays Johnson interacting with and greeting fans at the National Sports Collectors Convention. The mega event was held at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, located in Rosemont, Illinois.

Above is an iFolloSports.com original video of MLB legend Reggie Jackson, provided by Michigan based correspondent Lance Martinez. The clip displays Jackson interacting with and greeting fans at the National Sports Collectors Convention. The mega event was held at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, located in Rosemont, Illinois.

Above is iFolloSports.com original video of former star MLB manager and player Joe Torre signing autographs outside of Comerica Park in Detroit. The clip was provided by iFolloSports.com Michigan based correspondent Lance Martinez.

To younger generations, Torre is famous for leading the Yankees to 4 World Series titles in 5 years (1996, 1998, 1999, 2000), amid guiding New York to 12 postseason appearances and 6 AL pennants. The Brooklyn native later finished his managerial career with the Dodgers, advancing to the NLDS twice.

Above is an iFolloSports.com original photo of the best baseball player in the world signing autographs, during a recent visit to Detroit. The picture is provided by iFolloSports.com Michigan correspondent Lance Martinez.

Above is an iFolloSports.com original photo of Oakland Athletics ace Sonny Gray signing autographs in New York City. The picture was gathered by New York based contributor Christian Newlove, earlier this season.

Though the A's have struggled in 2015, Gray continues to produce at an incredibly high level.  Entering Tuesday's start, the Tennessee native is 12-7, with an outstanding 2.36 ERA and 1.00 WHIP.

During his three MLB seasons, Gray owns a record of 31-20, with a 2.74 ERA and 1.11 WHIP.

Above is an original photo of Boston Red Sox Manager John Farrell signing autographs outside of Comerica Park in Detroit. The shot was provided by iFolloSports.com Michigan correspondent Lance Martinez.

Above is an original photo of Houston Astros pitcher Scott Kazmir signing autographs in New York City. The picture, provided to iFolloSports.com by New York based contributor Christian Newlove, was gathered earlier this summer, a couple weeks prior to Kazmir's midseason trade to his hometown Astros.

Entering Wednesday, the Houston native is 7-9, with a 2.45 ERA and 1.10 WHIP, splitting time between the Athletics and Astros this season.

Monday, Minnesota Twins rookie outfielder Byron Buxton was spotted at the Mall of America, in Bloomington, Minnesota, near the CashForCards612 kiosk. This happening occurred two days after Buxton appeared at the Minnesota State Fair, as chronicled by iFolloSports.com.

Above is an iFolloSports.com original photo of Texas Rangers OF Josh Hamilton signing autographs, during a recent Rangers visit to Motown. The picture was provided by iFolloSports.com Michigan correspondent Lance Martinez.

Tigers shortstop Jose Iglesias is in his fourth MLB season (missed all of 2014 with shin injury). Iglesias started his career in the Red Sox organization, before getting traded to the Tigers in 2013, as part of the Jake Peavy deal. This season, Iglesias is batting .302, with 22 RBI and 11 SB.  Iglesias was named an All-Star reserve, earlier this season.

Minnesota Twins closer Glen Perkins is in his ninth full MLB season. Perkins has quietly become one of baseball's best closers, earning three straight All-Star game appearances, amid saving the American League's last two All-Star Game victories.

Going into Wednesday's action, Perkins has recorded an AL leading 31 saves, while compiling a 2.66 ERA, for the 59-60 Twins.

The lefty departed the Twins series at the New York Yankees Tuesday, returning to Minnesota for further tests on a troublesome neck. 

Last Friday, NBA greats Reggie Miller and Mark Jackson played the role of celebrity coaches in a charity game hosted by Jackson. The “Shoot For The Stars Basketball Game” was played at El Camino Real Charter High School, in the Los Angeles suburb of Woodland Hills.

Above is original video of the former Pacer teammates/current NBA broadcasters manning the sidelines. The clip was provided to iFolloSports.com by @yungsteph40.

Los Angeles Angels pitcher Hector Santiago is quietly having an outstanding 2015 season. Entering Friday's start against the Dodgers, Santiago boasts a 7-4 record, with a sensational 2.43 ERA. The Angels have won 5 of Santiago's last 6 starts.

Above is iFolloSports.com original video of the 27-year-old signing autographs, during a recent LAA home game.

In addition, here is video of Mike Trout signing autographs, on the very same day.

Former MLB OF Andy Van Slyke played on four teams during his 13-season career. His best years were with the Pirates and Cardinals. Van Slyke was a three-time All-Star and five-time Gold Glove winner.

Chris Capuano is a journeyman MLB pitcher in his 11th season (missed 2 full seasons due to injury). Capuano has played for 6 clubs, most recently with the Yankees, before getting designated for assignment on Wednesday. The Massachusetts native and Duke alum has 76 career wins and a 4.31 ERA.

Last week, while Capuano was still with the Yankees, the above iFolloSports.com original video shows him signing autographs on the team's recent trip to Minnesota, for a series against the Twins.

Remember Robinson Cano?

After emerging as one of baseball's most recognizable players, during his nine seasons with the New York Yankees, the six-time All-Star has moved somewhat under the radar, since arriving in Seattle for the 2014 season. Don't feel too bad for Cano though, considering that he joined the Mariners after inking a much publicized 10-year/$240 million deal.