World Baseball Classic: Each MLB Team's List Of Players

All 20 teams at the World Baseball Classic will have MLB representation. And all 30 MLB teams will have several players taking part in baseball's marquee international event. In all, 190 players who are on major league rosters will be at the WBC.

Which team has the most? The Mariners (16) lead the pack with the Phillies (15) right behind. On the flipside, the Nationals (2) and the Astros (3) will have the least. 

What's cool about the event (March 4-17, FOX, FS1, FS2, the FOX Sports app, FOX One and Tubi) is also the sheer number of talented players who'll be showing out during the tournament. Both reigning MVPs (Aaron Judge for the USA, Shohei Ohtani for Japan) and both reigning Cy Young winners (USA duo Tarik Skubal and Paul Skenes) are ready to go. 

In all, 78 All-Stars will be playing, the most ever. Who has the most? Team USA will strut out the most 2025 All-Stars (15) while the Dominican Republic will have eight on their squad. 

WBC Power Rankings: USA or Japan? Stacking All 20 Teams

With that, let's break down how many major-leaguers will be at the World Baseball Classic. 

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Ernie Clement (United States)
Willis Cresswell (Great Britain)
Andrés Giménez (Venezuela)
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (Dominican Republic)
Leo Jiménez (Panama)
Alejandro Kirk (Mexico)
Adam Macko (Canada)
Ismael Munguia (Nicaragua)
Kazuma Okamoto (Japan)
Yariel Rodríguez (Cuba)
RJ Schreck (Israel)
C.J. Stubbs (Israel)

Micah Ashman (Canada)
Enrique Bradfield Jr. (Panama)
Naykel Cruz (Cuba)
Jose Espada (Puerto Rico)
Rico Garcia (Puerto Rico)
Gunnar Henderson (United States)
Dean Kremer (Israel)
Ryan Long (Great Britain)
Tyler O'Neill (Canada)
Luis Vázquez (Puerto Rico)

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