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Toronto
fromBlueJaysNation
1 week agoMolina: Blue Jays' Berrios will join Puerto Rico for World Baseball Classic quarterfinals
Jose Berrios receives clearance to pitch for Puerto Rico in the World Baseball Classic quarterfinals after being denied insurance during the round robin stage due to elbow and bicep issues.
LA Dodgers
fromDodger Blue
1 week agoKike Hernandez Spending Time With Team Puerto Rico At 2026 World Baseball Classic
Kiké Hernández returns for his 10th Dodgers season but won't play until mid-2026 due to shoulder surgery recovery, forcing him to miss the World Baseball Classic despite supporting Puerto Rico's tournament bid.
Toronto
fromBlueJaysNation
1 week agoMolina: Blue Jays' Berrios will join Puerto Rico for World Baseball Classic quarterfinals
Jose Berrios receives clearance to pitch for Puerto Rico in the World Baseball Classic quarterfinals after being denied insurance during the round robin stage due to elbow and bicep issues.
LA Dodgers
fromDodger Blue
1 week agoKike Hernandez Spending Time With Team Puerto Rico At 2026 World Baseball Classic
Kiké Hernández returns for his 10th Dodgers season but won't play until mid-2026 due to shoulder surgery recovery, forcing him to miss the World Baseball Classic despite supporting Puerto Rico's tournament bid.
Miami Marlins
fromwww.amny.com
2 weeks ago2026 World Baseball Classic preview: Pool play breakdowns, predictions, more | amNewYork
The 2026 World Baseball Classic features 20 teams in four pools competing in round-robin play, with top two teams from each pool advancing to single-elimination quarterfinals.
fromDodgers Nation
1 month agoDodgers' Edwin Diaz to participate in World Baseball Classic, represent Team Puerto Rico
Especially when you are three days from submitting your final roster. Who in the world would think Lindor wasn't on the (eligible) list? You wait until the last weekend to get an answer on Lindor? C'mon. It took us by surprise. I know the WBC isn't in those decisions. It's the insurance companies. But you have guys on other teams, they have an injury history and then I got guys on my roster who will be playing at the Double-A level with no (major-league) guarantee, no MLB invitation (to spring training), and they get flagged. And guys on other teams who can play in the WBC are earning $30 million per year. It's kind of tough to understand it.
Major League Baseball
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