MLB players proud to play in Classic
Major Leaguers can't wait for return of international tournament
By Tom Singer / MLB.com
Thirty-two months ago, when plans for the inaugural 2006 World Baseball Classic were presented in Detroit, site of the 2005 All-Star Game, the prevalent reactions around Major League clubhouses were curiosity and concern. The game's players, the undeniable centerpieces of the ambitious and consenquential global showcase of their sport, wondered about the logistics of a tournament in the middle of Spring Training and worried how their participation might impact preparation for the championship season...
The Official Site of Major League Baseball: News: MLB players proud to play in Classic
Major Leaguers can't wait for return of international tournament
By Tom Singer / MLB.com
Thirty-two months ago, when plans for the inaugural 2006 World Baseball Classic were presented in Detroit, site of the 2005 All-Star Game, the prevalent reactions around Major League clubhouses were curiosity and concern. The game's players, the undeniable centerpieces of the ambitious and consenquential global showcase of their sport, wondered about the logistics of a tournament in the middle of Spring Training and worried how their participation might impact preparation for the championship season...
The Official Site of Major League Baseball: News: MLB players proud to play in Classic