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WBC Rankings updated
by nebo86 on 03-21-2013 at 09:30 PM
A few years ago I tried to create a ranking system, but scrapped the project due to the difficulty of obtaining information and that the quality of individual national team rosters can vary wildly from event to event. But the WBC and its Qualifiers have sparked my interest in the topic again. This time I will only be using all of the WBC and Qualifier results; and here are the results of my WBC Rankings:
Rank Team Points 01 Japan 515.50 02 Dominican Republic 466.80
Why doesn’t Canada have its own Professional Baseball League?
by nebo86 on 12-24-2012 at 01:23 PM
There are approximately 20 Canadian players in Major League Baseball, dozens in the Minor Leagues and many more in Foreign and Independent Leagues. Aside from the Toronto Blue Jays and its Minor League affiliate in Vancouver, there are three Independent League teams in Winnipeg, Quebec, and a new team in Trois-Rivieres; as well as two semi-pro leagues in Ontario and Quebec. Why doesn’t Canada have its own professional league? There are some barriers like special interests, logistics and
The Next 12 Months could shape the next 12 Years of International Baseball
by nebo86 on 09-07-2012 at 04:44 PM
The Japanese Players Association decision to participate in the 2013 World Baseball Classic and MLB’s soon to be released tournament schedule may be the beginning of the most important 12 months for International Baseball; because the Next 12 Months could shape the next 12 Years of International Baseball.
In the spring of 2009, the WBC made a profit despite the world being in economic turmoil; impressive. On the heels of that success the WBC Steering Committee decided to expand their