In today’s episode, we dive into our preview of the upcoming World Baseball Classic. We break down every roster and coaching staff, analyze how each team is shaping up heading into the tournament, and highlight the biggest strengths, weaknesses, and X-factors to watch. From powerhouse favorites to potential sleeper nations, we discuss what could define this year’s WBC and of course, make our official predictions for who takes home the title.If you’re getting ready for the WBC, this is your complete preview covering the players, storylines, and bold takes you need before first pitch.#mlb #baseball #wbc

We break down the winners and losers from the 2025-26 MLB offseason , looking at which teams made the smartest moves and which clubs fell behind as the hot stove cools off.

Then we dive into the latest MLB news and rumors, including Framber Valdez signing with the Detroit Tigers, Tarik Skubal winning his arbitration case, Brendan Donovan being traded to the Seattle Mariners, Eugenio Suárez signing with the Cincinnati Reds, and more.

We also discuss ongoing RSN issues around MLB and what they mean for teams, players, and fans heading into the 2026 season.

Today’s episode opens with some frustrating World Baseball Classic news that honestly makes no sense.Several stars won’t be participating due to insurance issues, including Francisco Lindor, Carlos Correa, José Berríos, and José Altuve, completely gutting Team Puerto Rico and taking a serious hit at the credibility of the tournament. Why does MLB always seem to shoot itself in the foot? Are we just headed for another predictable USA vs. Japan final?

From there, we run through the rest of the WBC landscape: Yoshinobu Yamamoto committing, Shohei Ohtani deciding not to pitch, commitments for Team Dominican Republic, and what it all means for the tournament’s competitiveness.

Then we dive into MLB news and notes from the week, including a busy stretch for the Giants, a Yankees trade, another Athletics extension, more moves from the White Sox, and everything else you might’ve missed.

We also react to MLB’s newly released Top 100 Players and Prospect lists before wrapping up with the stunning front office news that Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey and the team are mutually parting ways.