Grady Sizmore has announced that he will play for the American team.

http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/news/artic...sp&c_id=mlb

Mexicans are trying to convince Quentin to play for them. I have read it in the Mexican media.

That would be great!

That would be great!

I just want to see The Q playing for someone. The man deserves respect, dag gummit!

Wow, I would actually be surprised if half of these guys actually speak Spanish.

fixed.

fixed.

 

Quentin has definitely said he doesn't speak Spanish.

David Wright will play for Team USA.

 

http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/news/artic...sp&c_id=mlb

Are they playing any games in the US other than vs. the Phils in Clearwater?

It is frustrating for me to watch how the Cuban government exclude Cuban exiles from participating with their country. It is frustrating for me to watch how MLB is in bed with the Cuban government to exclude Cuban players playing for other nations when the eligibility criteria is so flexible and ridiculous.

 

MLB has always been full of ...

 

I seriously doubt MLB had any option other than excluding Cuba completely.

Are they playing any games in the US other than vs. the Phils in Clearwater?

 

I think the WBC Finals are in LA and Team USA plays the Sox in Glendale on March 6th.

I'm sorry but I think representing your country should be a little more 'selective' than simply choosing what team you play for.

 

I can see if a player is a citizen of two countries, he picks one and plays for that team forever.

 

Just my two cents.

I think the WBC Finals are in LA and Team USA plays the Sox in Glendale on March 6th.

 

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I'm sorry but I think representing your country should be a little more 'selective' than simply choosing what team you play for.

 

I can see if a player is a citizen of two countries, he picks one and plays for that team forever.

 

Just my two cents.

 

I agree. BTW, I enjoy reading the majority of your posting on here.

I'm sorry but I think representing your country should be a little more 'selective' than simply choosing what team you play for.

 

I can see if a player is a citizen of two countries, he picks one and plays for that team forever.

 

Just my two cents.

 

They use the Olympic qualification rules. I believe it is if someone in your family as recent as your grandparents was a citizen of a ciuntry you can play for them.