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In the coming days, most of the players will announce their teams in the MLB, since the next edition of the WBC will be in 2016.
The Mexican National Team’s adventure in the World Baseball Classic ended on Monday night with a 6-5 defeat against the Japanese team, one of the favorites to win the championship.
The Aztec team, led by BenjamÃn Gil, made history in the Baseball World Cup by reaching the Semifinals and staying three away from qualifying for the Grand Final.
In participation in the World Classic, Mexico shined against the United States, Japan’s ninth rival in the title game, and recorded resounding victories against Great Britain and Canada. The ninth team of the Aztecs finished in first place in Group C with a record of three wins and one loss, which was recorded in their debut against Colombia. In the Quarterfinals, Mexico beat Puerto Rico in an exciting match that was marked by a comeback by the Aztecs.
What’s next for the MEXICAN Baseball Forum?
The next edition of the World Baseball Classic will be held in 2026 and the second big date for the Aztec team after baseball is not included in the program of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
Like the players in BenjamÃn Gil’s team, most of the games in the Major Leagues, so in the next few days they will join their teams for the 2023 MLB season, which begins on March 30.
Next, we share with you the Aztecs who will participate in the new Major League Baseball campaign and remind you that you can follow the Major League season on ESPN on Star+.
LIST OF MEXICAN PLAYERS IN REFERENCE WITH MLB TEAMS
• Julio Urias (Dodgers)
• Patrick Sandoval (Angelus)
• Joseph Urquidy (Stars)
• Taijuan Walker (Phillies)
• Erubiel Armenta (Phillies)
• Javier Assad (Cubs)
• Randy Arozarena (Radio)
• Alek Thomas (D-Backs)
• Alex Verdugo (Red Sox)
• Jarren Duran (Red Sox)
• Joey Meneses (Nationals)
• Louis Cessa (Reds)
• Jesus Cruz (Phillies)
• Giovanny Gallegos (Cardinal)
• Adrian Martinez (Athletics)
• Gerard Reyes (Angelus)
• Wilmer Rios (Reds)
• JoJo Romero (Cardinal)
• Jake Sanchez (Parents)
• Austin Barnes (Dodgers)
• Alejandro Kirk (Blue Jays)
• Rowdy Tellez (Brewers)
• Alan Trejo (Rockies)
• Jonathan Aranda (Radio)
• Isaac Paredes
• Louis Urias (Brewers)
