The lights are on in right field tonight at Busch Stadium in memory of Oscar Taveras - MLB

From the local FOX affiliate in St. Louis …

The lights are on in right field in memory of outfielder Oscar Taveras.#STL pic.twitter.com/lHJNuAaY9T

— FOX2now (@FOX2now) October 28, 2014

Another angle of the right field lights for Taveras at Busch Stadium via @Bommaritoauto SkyFOX helicopter pic.twitter.com/Nh23f1O8Vl

— FOX2now (@FOX2now) October 28, 2014

And here’s a beautifully-framed look at the tribute from the Cardinals’ Twitter account …

A lone light in right paying tribute to Oscar. #RIPOscarTaveras pic.twitter.com/jVMSqgvwah

— St. Louis Cardinals (@Cardinals) October 28, 2014

Taveras was supposed to compete for the Cardinals’ starting right field job next spring.

He died alongside his girlfriend Edilia Arvelo in a car crash Sunday in the Dominican Republic.

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CHICAGO — Chicago White Sox outfielder Eloy Jimenez has a sprained right foot, likely sidelining the slugger for a pivotal season-ending series against the crosstown Cubs.

The White Sox had dropped a season-high five in a row heading into the weekend set, falling out of first place in the AL Central. They are hoping to get back on track heading into their playoff appearance since 2008, but the health of Jimenez is a concern.

Jimenez, who is batting .296 with 14 homers and 41 RBIs, was injured sliding across home in the seventh inning of Chicago’s 5-4 loss at Cleveland on Thursday. Manager Rick Renteria said the 23-year-old left fielder will need “to be off his feet” for a few days.

“There’s inflammation in there and they want to calm it down” Renteria said. “We’ll know more in a few days.”

The White Sox trailed the first-place Twins by a game heading into the series with the Cubs. They are just one ahead of the third-place Indians. The AL postseason begins on Tuesday.