The former MLB All-Star catcher relies on 18 players who competed in the 2017 World Baseball Classic. “They’ve bought into my concept of developing a tournament team,” Boral holds Australia’s presenting rights for the tournament

New deadline to apply is Sunday, 20 October, at 23:59 Japan Standard Time. New times and locations for the pre-event press conferences have been confirmed.

On Monday, the Ambassador of the Kingdom of The Netherlands in Mexico, Ms Margriet Leemhuis, welcomed the Dutch team to the country, and immediately after that challenged the US Embassy in Mexico to a singular bet

Manager Kim Kyung-moon said he is “the perfect man” because of his international experience. The former Major League is a veteran of 12 KBO seasons, a Gold Glover and the 2008 Batting Champion. He made the All-World Team at the 2009 World Baseball Classic

The beautiful trophy will be featured at the entrance of the museum until Sunday, 17 November, day of the final game of the global baseball battle.

Representing the 12 highest-ranked baseball nations and territories in the world, rosters for the WBSC Premier12 feature athletes who have experience in the top professional baseball leagues in the world.

Europe’s top-ranked baseball country, world No. 8 Netherlands, unveiled its 28 players for the global event, highlighted by former Major League Baseball (MLB) players Jair Jurrjens, Shairon Martis and Roger Bernadina.

USA Baseball announced a roster loaded with highly touted prospects to represent the country in the Premier12 2019, the most important international baseball event of the year.

Cuba announced its 28-man roster for the WBSC Premier12. Veteran slugger Alfredo Despaigne looks once again like the marquee player on the roster. He starred for the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks during the Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) season. Despaigne is a six-year NPB veteran and has enjoyed in 2019 his second 30-home run season. He hit […]

The former American League MVP will come off retirement to help his Country chase a spot in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Canada will compete in group C and will face Cuba, Australia and the hosts Korea