Column: The World Baseball Classic is every bit fun as it is important
When Yadier Molina was asked how much winning the World Baseball Classic meant to him, he didn’t hesitate.
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When Yadier Molina was asked how much winning the World Baseball Classic meant to him, he didn’t hesitate.
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Question marks.