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Everything you need to know about the quarterfinals

It's win-or-go-home time in the World Baseball Classic. The tournament's elite eight is set, with Korea facing the Dominican Republic, Team USA against Canada, Puerto Rico taking on Italy and Venezuela drawing Japan, the defending champs.

The most important thing each team learned at camp

Top prospects shine in Spring Breakout spotlight

Ace lefty Sánchez, Phillies agree to new 6-year deal through 2032

Gil the odd man out as Yanks open '26 with 4-man rotation

Dodgers option Kim to Triple-A, clearing way for Freeland

Kimbrel will not make Mets' Opening Day roster after bumpy spring

Brewers' prospects light up Statcast in impressive Spring Breakout

Yankees trade Vivas to Nationals for their No. 27 prospect

Strike 3 overturned on challenge leads to HR on next pitch

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EVERY D.R. HOMER IS A MASTERPIECE

An animated gif of Fernando Tatis Jr. chucking his bat on his follow-through after hitting a no-doubt home run

Each bat flip is better than the last, it seems, when players on Team Dominican Republic -- like Fernando Tatis Jr. -- go deep.

THEY'RE HITTING SOME OF THE MOST ELECTRIC HOMERS WE'VE EVER SEEN

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A photo illustration of seven of the game's top prospects

Basallo ROY? Griffin 20/20? One prospect prediction for each club

MLB Pipeline's experts go from organization to organization to make a 2026 prediction -- some of them bold, all of them educated -- about a phenom in each farm system.

Have you ever seen a better baseball card? 'Fuhgeddaboudit!'

Jac Caglianone's first World Baseball Classic home run for Team Italy was a no-doubter, so what better way to memorialize it than a baseball card with his signature and an indelible Italian-American phrase scrawled underneath.

Jac Caglianone celebrates a home run, with an inset of a signed Topps card showing the home run swing

Saluting MLB's elder statesmen

Will Leitch takes his annual look at the 10 oldest players in camps this spring.

Carlos Carrasco, Max Scherzer, Justin Verlander, Caleb Thielbar, Andrew McCutchen and Carlos Santana

Braves' ace might be even better

Spencer Strider might be a more complete pitcher now that he’s had to deal with the adversity that followed his most recent right elbow surgery.

Spencer Strider walks off the mound after his first spring start

The season's first pitch is less than 2 weeks away

Opening Night on March 25 will feature the Yankees vs. the Giants, and Netflix is getting us in the spirit for the season-opening showdown.

Spring Training tripleheader on MLB Network

It’s the Red Sox vs. Twins at 1 p.m. ET (available in Twins market), Braves vs. Pirates at 6 and Royals vs. Padres at 9.

Logos for Spring Training and MLB Network

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SCOREBOARD

TB 7
PHI 0

BAL 2
WSH 0

MIN 9
BOS 6

ATL 5
PIT 2

CWS 9
ATH 10

NYY 6
CHC 15

SEA 3
SD 10

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