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The Milwaukee Brewers placed star outfielder Jackson Chourio on the 10-day injured list Thursday because of a fracture in his left hand — an injury that occurred when he was playing for Venezuela in the WBC on March 4.
Team USA third baseman Alex Bregman talked about the impact Robert O'Neill's pre-game speech during the World Baseball Classic was for him and his teammates, while discussing the "honor" of playing for the U.S.
The jersey two-way star Shohei Ohtani wore during Japan's 13-0 win over Chinese Taipei in the World Baseball Classic on March 6 sold for $1,500,010 via MLB Auctions on Sunday night — the most ever paid for an Ohtani jersey at auction.
Team USA received criticism throughout the 2026 World Baseball Classic, including some opining that they didn't show enough emotion for their country (e.g., Venezuela's profound reaction to winning the tournament and the Dominican Republic's infectious enthusiasm from pool play through their eventual semifinal-round loss to the United States).
Salvador Perez talks with Ken Rosenthal about what it would mean for Venezuela to win the country's first-ever World Baseball Classic.
NEW YORK — Venezuela's 3-2 win over the United States in the World Baseball Classic championship game was seen by 10,784,000 viewers on Fox and Fox Deportes, nearly double the 5.4 million who watched Japan defeat the Americans in the 2023 final on FS1, Fox Deportes and the network's streaming service.
Venezuela beat the USA 3-2 in the World Baseball Classic, claiming their first title. Jason McIntyre discusses the tournament and how memorable it was.
MEXICO CITY, March 19 : Less than 90 days before the FIFA World Cup which will be co-hosted by Mexico, migrants are playing their own soccer tournament in the capital as thousands weigh whether to continue their journey north, return home, or settle in the Latin American country.