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Some people seem to be opposed to the WBC because it fosters nationalism or jingoism or what have you, and we should all move past those petty little feelings and view ourselves as citizens of the world or something. Luckily for me, I don’t have much of an audience to alienate. And I still believe that there is a chance that the event will be far more relevant then glorified exhibition games.īefore I get to the baseball aspect, I am going to touch briefly on the political aspects, which I am loathe to do, simply because when you write about politics you will probably have fifty percent of your audience disagree with you, and maybe a quarter of them get infuriated at you. Those things diminish the tournament a little bit, I admit, but it’s still a heckuva lot better to watch glorified exhibition games then actual exhibition games in the first weeks of March. Yes, the players are away from their training camps. Yes, the format of single elimination playoffs is far from ideal for baseball. Yes, a lot of marquee players are not playing. It seems from reading various baseball sites and blogs that I am part of a minority of people who is actually looking forward to the World Baseball Classic, and trying to figure out where to fit in sleep between trying to watch Korea/Taiwan and Japan/Red China.