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World Baseball Classic 2013: Why Japan Remains Favorites to Repeat as Champions

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World Baseball Classic 2013: Why Japan Remains Favorites to Repeat as Champions
On 2013-2-28 Doug Rush wrote:
On Saturday, the World Baseball Classic will finally kick off for 16 countries.

For a lot of the countries involved there is a lot of star power from Major League Baseball, especially on the United States team.


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