Between 12–15 September 2026, the editor Vebaseball9 restructured the World Baseball Classic Wikipedia article and related pages by splitting rules into a separate article, summarizing rosters, and adding television ratings translations for Traditional Chinese and Korean language sections.
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Vebaseball9: ← Removed redirect to World Baseball Classic#Rules of play
Vebaseball9: → Rules of play : Split rule details to new article World Baseball Classic rules to improve article structure.
Vebaseball9: → Participating teams : Summarized rosters to improve readability per WP:SUMMARY . Detailed lists are already preserved in separate subpages (e.g., 2006 World Baseball Classic rosters , 2009 World Baseball Classic rosters , 2013 World Baseball Classic rosters , 2017 World Baseball Classic rosters , 2023 World Baseball Classic rosters , 2026 World Baseball Classic rosters )
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Vebaseball9: → History
Vebaseball9: → History : Moved content to World Baseball Classic, Inc.
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Vebaseball9: → Venues
Vebaseball9: → Participating teams
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Vebaseball9: → 2026: New heights and Venezuela first title
Vebaseball9: Merged venues and attendance into a single section
Vebaseball9: → Traditional Chinese
Vebaseball9: Move {{see also}} to the top of the section per MoS. For the table, see List of active Major League Baseball players by country of birth .
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Vebaseball9: → Tournament organization and logistics
Vebaseball9: Moved text from World Baseball Classic to World Baseball Classic Inc. ; removing it from the former to avoid redundancy.
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Vebaseball9: → Traditional Chinese
Vebaseball9: → Korean