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Subject:  177 professional players will be playing in the Classic... here is the list
Date:  1/03/06, 12:14pm (Last Edited: 1/3/06, 12:51pm)
The team that will probably win it all... The Dominican Republic...

Alfonseca, Antonio

Belliard, Ronnie

Beltre, Adrian

Brito, Eude

Brito, Juan

Cabrera, Daniel

Cano, Robinson

Castillo, Alberto

Colome, Jesus

Colon, Bartolo

Cordero, Francisco

Feliz, Pedro

German, Franklyn

Guerrero, Vladimir

Martinez, Pedro

Mesa, Jose

Ortiz, David

Pena, Wily Mo

Perez, Neifi

Polanco, Placido

Pujols, Albert

Ramirez, Manny

Rodriguez, Felix

Sanchez, Duaner

Soriano, Alfonso

Tavarez, Julian

Tejada, Miguel

Tejeda, Robison

Torres, Salamon


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Message #1590 of 6634  *NEW*
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Jaydawg  
Subject:  Re: 177 professional players will be playing in the Classic... here is the list
Date:  1/3/06, 7:57pm
On paper, I'd say the U.S. has to be the favorite right now. In terms of offense, they appear to be equal with the Dominicans. But, the Americans have more pitching talent with Clemens, Buehrle, and Willis leading the way. Puerto Rico should also do very well in the WBC, especially if Carlos Delgado hits a hot bat.
What's the deal with Italy? I don't understand why Mike Piazza, Doug Mirabelli, David Delucci, and other Americans are allowed to represent that nation. They're all pulling a Zola Budd (the South African who represented Britain in the '84 Summer Olympics). The way I see it, you have no business representing a country in a sports competition, unless you are native-born or a citizen of that country. Having ancestors in a certain place shouldn't be a qualification, either. If Piazza and Company want to represent Italy, they should do what Hakeem Olajuwon did before joining the U.S. Dream Team-- BECOME A CITIZEN OF THAT COUNTRY.

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