Bermudian baseball player Adam Hall is preparing to represent Team Canada at the World Baseball Classic in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The infielder, a former Baltimore Orioles second-round pick, is set to play for Canada for the first time since he was a junior.

Get ready to dive into World Baseball Classic pool play. The 2026 tournament, which gets underway this week, features four pools: A, B, C and D. Each of those pools consists of five teams battling it out in a round-robin format.

Here's the roster for Team Canada, who looks to reach the knockout stages for the first time in the 2026 World Baseball Classic.

Believe it or not, Team USA has won just one of the five World Baseball Classics. Whether it’s because the tournament isn’t taken as seriously in the United States as it is elsewhere, or because it falls in the middle of Spring Training,

Colombia vs Canada. The Gateway to South America vs The Great White North. One might say hockey is Canada’s No. 1 sport (although pitcher Tyler O’Neil would beg to differ). One might say soccer is Colombia’s (although the first Latino player to ever play in MLB was from the nation).

Three Texas Rangers players, Cal Quantrell, Robert Garcia, and Alejandro Osuna, are representing their countries in the World Baseball Classic, with the tournament taking place during MLB spring training.

The World Baseball Classic is taking place in four cities. Here's where they are.

Pool A features several familiar faces on Team Puerto Rico and Team Canada. Illustration: Demetrius Robinson / The Athletic Pool A kicks off play in San Juan, Puerto Rico with Cuba vs. Panama and Puerto Rico vs.

Riley Tirotta hit a three-run homer in the eighth inning as the Toronto Blue Jays defeated Canada's national baseball team 10-7 in an exhibition game Tuesday afternoon at their spring training site in Dunedin,