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| [Baseball] The 2006 World Baseball Classic | |
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| Tweet Topic Started: Jan 21 2006, 03:50 PM (3,456 Views) | |
| Tealey | Jan 21 2006, 03:50 PM Post #1 |
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![]() In March, there is going to be a new phenomenon sweeping the world of baseball, the World Baseball Classic. The World Baseball Classic is an international baseball tournament, featuring Major League players, to be first held in March 2006 then in 2009, and then every four years thereafter. It is the first international baseball tournament to feature major-league players; the Summer Olympics regularly features college and minor-league players, since it conflicts with the MLB season, and the World Cup of Baseball historically has not had major leaguers either. Should be fun. Announcement
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| Tealey | Jan 22 2006, 02:28 PM Post #2 |
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USA OKs Cuba to play in WBC.![]()
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| Tealey | Jan 22 2006, 02:34 PM Post #3 |
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Teams Groups Group A China Japan South Korea Chinese Taipei Group B Canada Mexico South Africa USA Group C Cuba Holland Panama Puerto Rico Group D Australia Dominican Republic Italy Venezuela |
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| TC Admin | Jan 26 2006, 06:48 PM Post #4 |
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I noticed this on the MLB.com website a few days ago - should be great - can't wait! |
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| Rated R | Jan 26 2006, 07:32 PM Post #5 |
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Holland for the cup! |
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| Tealey | Jan 29 2006, 04:31 PM Post #6 |
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Stadium Info Round One Group A The games in Group A of the WBC will be played at the Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan. ![]() Tokyo Dome is a 55,000-seat stadium located in Bunkyo Ward of Tokyo, Japan. It is the home field of the Yomiuri Giants baseball team, and has also hosted basketball and American football games, as well as Western-style pro-wrestling matches, Mixed Martial Arts events, K-1 Kickboxing events, and music concerts. Its dome-shaped roof is a flexible membrane held up by slightly pressurizing the inside of the stadium. The Tokyo Dome and Tokyo Dome City amusement park.Tokyo Dome's original nickname was "The Big Egg." However, this has fallen from use and is rarely heard. It opened for business on March 17, 1988 and was built on the site of its predecessor, Korakuen Stadium. In addition to being an arena, the Tokyo Dome also has an amusement park on its grounds. Named Tokyo Dome City, it includes, a rollercoaster and Ferris wheel as well as some shops and restaurants. The Chicago Cubs and the New York Mets played a pair of games here to open the 2000 season, the first time American major league baseball teams have played regular-season games in Asia. The New York Yankees and the Tampa Bay Devil Rays played two games there in March of 2004 to open that season. The Tokyo Dome has hosted several championship prizefights, including the heavyweight championship fight on February 10, 1990, where Mike Tyson lost the championship to 42-1 shot James "Buster" Douglas by a tenth-round knockout. In August 2005, the Atlanta Falcons beat the Indianapolis Colts 27-20 in the first NFL preseason game of the year in the stadium. A number of famous concerts have been held at the Tokyo Dome, including tour stops by The Rolling Stones and Mariah Carey, both of which broke attendance records. Group B The games from Group B will be played at Chase Field in Phoenix. Chase Field, also known as The BOB (after its original name, Bank One Ballpark), is a stadium located in Phoenix, Arizona. It is across the street from the US Airways Center, used by the NBA's Phoenix Suns. Group C The games from Group C will be hosted at Hiram Bithorn Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico. ![]() The Hiram Bithorn Stadium is a baseball stadium in San Juan, Puerto Rico operated by the municipal government of the city of San Juan. Since the language of Puerto Rico is Spanish, the park is locally known as Estadio Hiram Bithorn. Its name honors the first Puerto Rican to play in the major leagues, Hiram Bithorn, who first entered MLB with the Chicago Cubs in 1942. Built under the mayoral administracion of Felisa Rincon de Gautier, the stadium was home to the Santurce Crabbers and the San Juan Senators of the LBPPR. After serving as host to Major League Baseball's Opening Day Game in 2001, it was the object of a major overhaul under the mayoral administration of Jorge Santini, before becoming the part-time home of the Montreal Expos of the MLB in 2003 and 2004 prior to their move to Washington as the Washington Nationals. The Expos played 22 "home" games in each season as a result of poor attendance at their home Olympic Stadium in Montreal. Prior to Major League Baseball's announcement of the Montreal Expos move to Washington, Puerto Rico and San Juan made a sincere effort to lure the Expos franchise to the Island territory permanently. The stadium has approximately 18,000 seats, with field dimensions of 315 feet (96m) down the left field line, 313 feet down the right field line and 399 feet (121m) to center field. The fences are 8 feet high. Group D The games in Group D will be hosted at the interestingly named Cracker Jack Stadium in Disney's Wide World of Sports, Lake Buena Vista, Florida. ![]() Cracker Jack Stadium is a baseball field located in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida. The stadium was built in 1997 and holds 9,100 people. It is the spring training home of the Atlanta Braves. It will be the location of Round One games in the World Baseball Classic. Round Two Group 1 Games from Pool 1 in the second round will be hosted at the Angel Stadium, Anaheim, California. Renovations to Anaheim Stadium began Oct. 1, 1996, reverting the 30-year old structure back to a baseball-only facility. On Sept. 15, 1997, the renovated stadium's new name was announced: Edison International Field of Anaheim. On Dec. 29, 2003, the Angels announced the stadium would be renamed Angel Stadium of Anaheim. Total cost for the stadium renovation was estimated at $100 million and the project was completed in time for the Anaheim Angels Opening Day, April 1, 1998. Anaheim Stadium had been the home of the Angels since their move from Los Angeles following the 1965 season. The stadium opened April 9, 1966, as the California Angels hosted the San Francisco Giants in an exhibition game. The franchise's first American League game was April 19, 1966 vs. the Chicago White Sox. The Los Angeles Angels played at Wrigley Field in 1961 and Chavez Ravine from 1962-65. The original Anaheim Stadium seated 43,204 (later 43,250). The stadium underwent construction in 1979-80 for additional seating to accommodate the Los Angeles Rams of the NFL. Upon completion in 1981, the stadium seated 65,158 (later 64,593) for baseball. The Rams left Anaheim for St. Louis, MO in 1995. The new Angel Stadium of Anaheim has a seating capacity of approximately 45,050 for the Anaheim Angels. Other unique features of the new Angel Stadium of Anaheim include terraced bullpens in the outfield, widened concourses, new restroom and concession areas, a spacious and modernized press box and broadcast booths, family-oriented seating sections (The Nestle Family Zone), state-of-the-art club-level and dugout-level suites, the Pepsi Perfect Game Pavilion (a youth-oriented interactive game area) and landscaped courtyards (with statues in rememberance of Gene Autry and Michelle Carew). In addition, the new Angel Stadium of Anaheim includes three full-service restaurants: The KnotHole Club (a sports bar located at the club level down the right field line); The Diamond Club (an upscale restaurant with outdoor seating on the field level behind home plate); and the Home Plate Club (an indoor restaurant on the club level overlooking the main entrance to the ballpark). The following organizations were involved in implementing the transition of Anaheim Stadium into Angel Stadium of Anaheim: Walt Disney Imagineering, which served as the manager of the design and construction of Angel Stadium of Anaheim; HOK Sports Facilities Group and Robert A.M. Stern Architects, which were responsible for the architectural planning, design and renovation; and Turner Construction, which directed and provided construction services. Group 2 The games from Pool 2 in the second round will be hosted again by Hiram Bithorn Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico. ![]() The Hiram Bithorn Stadium is a baseball stadium in San Juan, Puerto Rico operated by the municipal government of the city of San Juan. Since the language of Puerto Rico is Spanish, the park is locally known as Estadio Hiram Bithorn. Its name honors the first Puerto Rican to play in the major leagues, Hiram Bithorn, who first entered MLB with the Chicago Cubs in 1942. Built under the mayoral administracion of Felisa Rincon de Gautier, the stadium was home to the Santurce Crabbers and the San Juan Senators of the LBPPR. After serving as host to Major League Baseball's Opening Day Game in 2001, it was the object of a major overhaul under the mayoral administration of Jorge Santini, before becoming the part-time home of the Montreal Expos of the MLB in 2003 and 2004 prior to their move to Washington as the Washington Nationals. The Expos played 22 "home" games in each season as a result of poor attendance at their home Olympic Stadium in Montreal. Prior to Major League Baseball's announcement of the Montreal Expos move to Washington, Puerto Rico and San Juan made a sincere effort to lure the Expos franchise to the Island territory permanently. The stadium has approximately 18,000 seats, with field dimensions of 315 feet (96m) down the left field line, 313 feet down the right field line and 399 feet (121m) to center field. The fences are 8 feet high. Semi Finals and Final Both of the semi finals and the final of the WBC will be hosted by the PETCO Park, San Diego, California. ![]() PETCO Park is spectacular in every way, combining the best sight lines in baseball with breathtaking views of San Diego. Architecturally magnificent, it celebrates the sea, the sky, the natural beauty, cultural diversity and unique spirit of our region. Innovative design features evoke the timeless traditions of baseball in an intimate setting, with state-of-the-art fan amenities to suit every taste and budget. The natural stone and stucco exterior and lovely landscaping, including the Park at the Park beyond the outfield fence, make this the garden spot of baseball, with a relaxed yet dynamic atmosphere that reflects the San Diego lifestyle. Concourses are spacious, open and airy. Signature towers and terraces offer panoramic views of the Bay, the downtown skyline, Balboa Park and the mountains on the horizon of America’s Finest City. Fans are lower and closer to the action than at Qualcomm Stadium. The playing field is asymmetrical, with dimensions and charming features that accentuate traditional baseball values. The seating bowl is divided into distinctive "neighborhoods." All 42,000 fixed seats are comfortable, with cup-holders and extra leg room. Seats down the lines are angled to the infield. The two upper levels are built on extended cantilevers, with the front of the Terrace Level only 34 feet above the field, creating a sense of intimacy reminiscent of the great old ballparks, but with outstanding sight lines from every seat and no obstructed views. The handsome and historic Western Metal Supply Company Building has been renovated and incorporated into the Ballpark, with the left-field foul pole attached to its southeastern corner, 334 feet from home plate. The 95-year-old structure houses the Padres Team Store on the first floor, with a door opening onto a standing room area in left field. The second and third floors feature festive Party Suites. A restaurant on the fourth floor provides terrace dining with superb views of the field. There is bleacher seating and standing room on the roof, 80 feet above the field. Located at the hub of the regional transportation system, with easy access by car, Trolley, the Coaster, bus and future water taxis, the Ballpark has ample parking and inviting promenades to and from your vehicle or public transit. In short, PETCO Park is attractive, efficient, comfortable and strikingly beautiful — just like San Diego. Welcome home! |
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My Trophies: FIFA Complex Cup x2 (Football) Intercontinental Cup (Football) Winners' Shield (Football) One Day Cricket League x2 (Cricket) ECB Complex Cup (Cricket) World Club Championship (Cricket) Tour vs. USA (Cricket) Test Knockout Cup (Cricket) Top Of The League (NFL) | |
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| Tealey | Jan 29 2006, 06:58 PM Post #7 |
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WBC Announces rules for WBC 2006
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| Tealey | Feb 5 2006, 07:06 PM Post #8 |
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Baseball to be spoken during Super Bowl
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| Tealey | Feb 11 2006, 04:59 PM Post #9 |
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Training Camps Australia-------------------------------Boston Red Sox Venue: Fort Myers ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Canada--------------------------------Toronto Blue Jays Venue: Dunedin ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dominican Republic------------------Houston Astos Venue: Kissimmee ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Italy-----------------------------------Detroit Tigers Venue: Lakeland ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mexico--------------------------------Arizona Diamondbacks Venue: Tucson ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Netherlands--------------------------Atlanta Braves Venue: Disney ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Panama-------------------------------Washington Nationals Venue: Viera ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Puerto Rico---------------------------New York Mets Venue: Port St. Lucie ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- South Africa--------------------------Oakland A's Venue: Phoenix ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- USA-----------------------------------Arizona Diamondbacks Venue: Chase Field ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Venezuela----------------------------Philadelphia Phillies Venue: Clearwater ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Japan---------------------Seattle Mariners Venue: Peoria ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Korea---------------------San Diego Padres Venue: Peoria |
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| Tealey | Feb 14 2006, 05:09 PM Post #10 |
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Provisional Rosters to be announced by Friday Every team involved in the WBC will be required to name a 60 man provisional roster by Friday 17th February so that final squads can be named the day before the first match. |
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| Tealey | Feb 23 2006, 05:11 PM Post #11 |
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| TC Admin | Feb 23 2006, 07:18 PM Post #12 |
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Those Training Camps... does the International team play the MLB team in a friendly? |
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| Tealey | Feb 24 2006, 04:00 PM Post #13 |
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yeah, i just havent got round to doing that yet... :ph43r: |
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| Tealey | Feb 25 2006, 05:08 PM Post #14 |
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Exhibition Game Schedules 3 Mar----Canada National Team vs. Toronto Toronto win 9-4 4 Mar----Panama National Team vs. Washington Washington win 10-7 4 Mar----Venezuela National Team vs. Philadelphia Venezuela win 1-0 4 Mar----Italy National Team vs. Detroit Detroit win 6-5 4 Mar----South Africa National Team vs. Oakland Oakland win 13-1 4 Mar----Mexico National Team vs. Arizona Mexico win 6-1 5 Mar----Netherlands National Team vs. Atlanta Atlanta win 4-0 5 Mar----Dominican Republic National Team vs. Houston Dominican Republic win 12-8 5 Mar----Puerto Rico National Team vs. NY Mets Puerto Rico win 6-1 5 Mar----USA National Team vs. San Francisco USA win 12-7 8 Mar----Australia National Team vs. Boston Boston win 3-0 8 Mar----Japan vs. Seattle Japan win 6-5 8 Mar----Korea vs. Kansas City Kansas City win 7-4 9 Mar----Japan vs. Texas Texas win 8-4 10 Mar----Korea vs. San Diego San Diego win 7-1 10 Mar----Japan vs. Milwaukee Milwaukee win 5-4 |
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| Tealey | Feb 28 2006, 04:31 PM Post #15 |
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Final Rosters The time has come. Here's the final 30 man rosters for each country: Group A China Pitchers Tao Bu Kun Chen Quan Huang Guo Jun Lai Chen Hao Li Hong Rui Li Shuai Li Nan Wang Zheng Xu Jun Zhang Li Zhang Bo Zhao Quansheng Zhao Catchers Yi Feng Wei Wang Zhenwang Zhang Infielders Qi Chen Zhe Chen Fei Feng Tao Guo Lei Li Guang Biao Liu Wenbin Pan Jing Chao Wang Guo Gang Yang Yufeng Zhang Outfielders Ya Qing Liu Ling Feng Sun Shuo Yang Hongbo Zhang Chinese Taipei Pitchers Chien-Ming Chiang Wei-Ming Chu Chu-Chien Hsu Wen-Hsiung Hsu Chun-Chung Huang Po-Hsuan Keng Hung-Chih Kuo En-Yu Lin Ying-Chieh Lin Wei-Lun Pan Ying-Feng Tsai Sung-Wei Tseng Chien-Fu Yang Yao-Hsun Yang Catchers Fong-Ming Chen Chih-Kang Kao Chun-Chang Yeh Infielders Chia-Hao Chang Tai-San Chang Yung Chi Chen Chan-Ming Cheng Chia-Hsien Hseih Chin-Lung Hu Chih-Shen Lin Chung-Shou Yang Shen Yang Outfielders Chih-Yao Chan Chien-Ming Chang Lung-Yi Huang Wei-Chu Lin Japan Pitchers Kyuji Fujikawa Soichi Fujita Hirotoshi Ishii Hiroyuki Kobayashi Tomoyuki Kubota Daisuke Matsuzaka Akinori Otsuka Naoyuki Shimizu Toshiya Sugiuchi Koji Uehara Tsuyoshi Wada Shunsuke Watanabe Catchers Ryoji Aikawa Tomoya Satozaki Motonobu Tanishige Infielders Takahiro Arai Toshiaki Imae Akinori Iwamura Munenori Kawasaki Nobuhiko Matsunaka Shinya Miyamoto Tsuyoshi Nishioka Michihiro Ogasawara Yasuhiko Yabuta Outfielders Norichika Aoki Kosuke Fukudome Tatsuhiko Kinjoh Ichiro Suzuki Hitoshi Tamura Kazuhiro Wada Korea Pitchers Young Soo Bae Jung Kuen Bong Tae Hyon Chong Jae Hun Chung Byung Doo Jun Byung-Hyun Kim Sunny Kim Dae-Sung Koo Seung Hwan Oh Chan Ho Park Myung Hwan Park Jae-Weong Seo Min Han Son Catchers In Sung Cho Sung Heon Hong Kab Yong Jin Infielders Hee-Seop Choi Dong Joo Kim Jae Gul Kim Jong Kook Kim Min Jae Kim Tae Kyun Kim Bum Ho Lee Seung Yeop Lee Jin Man Park Outfielders Byung Kyu Lee Jin Young Lee Jong Beom Lee Yong Taik Park Ji Man Song That was Group A....... |
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