Good morning. The fifth World Baseball Classic starts tomorrow night in Taiwan.
- Angels two-way player Shohei Ohtani says playing in the WBC has been a dream of his since watching the first one in 2006.
- Brewers shortstop Willy Adames said the WBC is “like the World Series in spring” before he left to join his Dominican Republic teammates.
- Mets Pete Alonso and Francisco Lindor talk about how thrilled they are to play in the WBC.
- Anthony Castrovince reminisces with Team Netherlands pitcher Shairon Martis, who threw the only no-hitter in WBC history in the 2006 tournament.