Jeremy Peña’s WBC Status Uncertain After Finger Injury

5 months ago

Jeremy Peña’s WBC Status Uncertain After Finger Injury

Dominican Shortstop Peña will see a hand specialist after a grounder struck his right ring finger during a game against the Detroit Tigers, injuring his nail and causing bleeding. Joe Espada said the star player even tried to stay in the game: “He wanted to keep playing.” The 2022 World Series MVP hit .304 with 17 HR, 62 RBIs and 20 steals in 2025.

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Yoshinobu Yamamoto to Make Controlled Outing Vs Chinese Taipei in WBC Opener

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Miles Mikolas Slams MLBPA Backing Jurickson Profar Appeal

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Aaron Judge ‘Loves’ Hitting at Daikin Park, Embraces Team USA Moment

Judge said he “loves” hitting at Daikin Park ahead of Team USA’s WBC games. “Had some tough memories here, had some good memories. Now, getting a chance to wear the red, white, and blue, we're going to have some great memories,” he said, praising the venue and saying he expects the crowd to help fuel big moments and team unity.

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Clay Holmes Backs Yankees Teammate Aaron Judge as Team USA Captain

Star pitcher Holmes said Judge was the natural choice to captain Team USA at the World Baseball Classic. Holmes, who was Judge’s teammate at the New York Yankees, praised his presence in the clubhouse. “He’s just a leader. It comes natural for him,” Holmes said, noting Judge’s ability to command respect and bring players together.

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