Your favorite MLB players spent Friday at Dodger Stadium preparing for the Japan All-Star Series

A group of some of MLB's best players are heading to Japan as part of this offseason's Japan All-Star Series, and on Friday, they spent some time at Dodger Stadium making sure they were ready to go.

You see, like any All-Star team, this group of MLB players, which includes stars like Evan Longoria, Robinson Cano and Yasiel Puig, needed a bit of time to work together and build some team unity before jetting off to Japan. 

Here's the gang doing a bit of running to shake off those Halloween cobwebs:

Indians manager Terry Francona caught up with his old pitching coach, Red Sox manager John Farrell:

While Longo and his teammate Ben Zobrist got caught up on their October vacations:

Then, Longoria and Justin Morneau shared a few tips in the cage:

As Puig eavesdropped:

And then ... decided to sing a song?

Judging by Puig's form there, I think it's safe to say these guys are still in baseball shape and ready to board the plane to Japan. The series kicks off at 4 a.m. ET on Tuesday with an exhibition game against the Hanshin Tigers/Yomiuri Giants at Koshien Stadium in Osaka.