SECAUCUS, N.J. – USA Baseball today announced its roster for the 2026 World Baseball Classic. The roster announcement was part of a special 90-minute MLB Tonight program on MLB Network, where all 20 rosters were exclusively revealed.

World Baseball Classic, Inc. today announced the final rosters submitted by the 20 baseball federations participating in the 2026 World Baseball Classic before the event’s February 3rd deadline. The rosters were officially unveiled earlier this evening on MLB Network.

The 2026 World Baseball Classic is set to begin on March 5 and rosters have been unveiled for all 20 teams. New Jersey is represented with several former high school stars earning spots. Here are the New Jersey alums in this year’s tournament.

Per MLB.com's Sarah Langs, the rosters collectively feature a record 78 players who have been named to an MLB All-Star team, with 36 of them making the cut last year. Naturally, many of those are on the tournament's top teams; the U.S., the D.R. and Venezuela collectively account for 50 of those players.

Here's a look at 12 star-studded players to watch during the 2026 college baseball season. Let’s start with Cholowsky at UCLA. Many might argue the Golden Spikes Award favorite for this year. Last year he posted a 1.190 OPS with 23 homers and hit over .350. He is a premiere shortstop.

Major League Baseball players have agreed to let a tech company create AI characters of themselves that can chat and interact with fans

NEW ORLEANS – LSU baseball will soon begin its quest to defend its 2025 national championship. While the Tigers are managing some high expectations, head coach Jay Johnson said the key to doing so is staying present. “Honoring the process of what it ...