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Puerto Rico considers pulling out of World Baseball Classic

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Dodgers' Edwin Díaz to pitch for Puerto Rico in World Baseball Classic

New Dodgers closer Edwin Díaz will pitch for Puerto in the World Baseball Classic in March, it was announced Monday.

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Dodgers’ Edwin Diaz to Participate in World Baseball Classic, Represent Team Puerto Rico

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Ohtani won't pitch in World Baseball Classic, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says

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Jays' Jose Berrios Waiting to Learn World Baseball Classic Fate

Toronto Blue Jays right-hander Jose Berrios is in wait-and-see-mode about his participation in the World Baseball Classic.

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Mets' Juan Soto to play for Team Dominican Republic in 2026 World Baseball Classic

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Royals captain Salvador Perez makes bold Maikel Garcia World Baseball Classic prediction

Dodgers Manager Makes Shocking Revelation About World Series Game 7

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts made a shocking revelation about World Series Game 7 against the Toronto Blue Jays.

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Dodgers Closer To Play in World Baseball Classic Despite 2023 Injury

The World Baseball Classic is right around the corner, and the Los Angeles Dodgers' closer will be participating in the tournament. The post Dodgers Closer To Play in World Baseball Classic Despite 2023 Injury appeared first on Heavy Sports.

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New Dodgers Closer Edwin Díaz Getting Opportunity at Redemption

Edwin Díaz is going to be in the spotlight with Puerto Rico.

Dodgers Veteran Believes Team Still Isn’t Done Adding to Roster

Los Angeles Dodgers veteran Miguel Rojas believes the team still isn't done adding to the roster as the 2026 season quickly approaches.

Dodgers star claims blocked him from playing in World Baseball Classic

One Los Angeles Dodgers star said the team prevented him from playing in the upcoming World Baseball Classic, leaving him with no say in the matter.

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Dodgers Dugout: Are the Dodgers ruining baseball?

In his career (769 games), Tucker is hitting .273/.358/.507, finished fifth in NL MVP voting in 2023 when he led the league with 112 RBIs and has an OPS+ of 142, meaning he has been 42% better than the league average.