Cuba national baseball team

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This article is about the men's team. For the women's team, see Cuba women's national baseball team.

Cuba national baseball team

Information
Country|  Cuba
Federation| Baseball Federation of Cuba
Confederation| WBSC Americas
Manager| Armando Johnson
Captain| Alfredo Despaigne
WBSC ranking
Current|  10  1 (27 November 2024)[1]
Highest| 1 (December 2012)
Lowest| 11 (2 times; latest in August 2021)

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World Baseball Classic
Appearances| 5 (first in 2006)
Best result|  2nd (1 time, in 2006)
Olympic Games
Appearances| 5 (first in 1992)
Best result|  1st (3 times, most recent in 2004)
World Cup
Appearances| 35 (first in 1939)
Best result|  1st (25 times, most recent in 2005)
Intercontinental Cup
Appearances| 13 (first in 1979)
Best result|  1st (10 times, most recent in 2006)
Pan American Games
Appearances| 16 (first in 1951)
Best result|  1st (12 times, most recent in 2007)

The Cuba national baseball team (Spanish: Selección de béisbol de Cuba) represents Cuba at regional and international levels. The team is generally made up of players from the domestic Cuban national baseball system, though it has at times included professional players who defected to the United States. Cuba has been described as a baseball powerhouse[2] and currently ranks 8th in World Baseball Softball Confederation's world rankings.[1]

For much of the 20th century, Cuba dominated tournaments such as the Baseball World Cup (originally, the Amateur World Series), where it won 26 titles (22 more than the next closest nation) between 1939 and 2005. Its success stemmed, in part, from the amateur status of its domestic league, as professional players from other leagues were largely excluded from international competition.[3][4] During this period, it enjoyed similar dominance at the Pan American Games and the Central American and Caribbean Games.

Cuba has been the most successful national team at the Olympics, medaling in five of the six Olympics in which baseball was played, with three gold medals and two silver medals.[5] It has the distinction of being one of two nations to compete in the first five baseball contests at the Summer Olympic Games.

## History

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### World Baseball Classic era

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Cuba competed in the inaugural 2006 World Baseball Classic (WBC) tournament, despite the controversy of Cuban involvement and the United States embargo against Cuba. In the final, Cuba lost the gold medal to Japan, 10–6.

Cuba was originally slated to host the 2009 Baseball World Cup, however, they willingly gave up the honor to Europe.

Cuban team lining up prior to the gold medal game in the 2006 Intercontinental Cup against the Netherlands

The 2009 WBC was the second time Cuba competed at the 2009 WBC Pool B stage, at Foro Sol in Mexico City. Cuba continued to advance to the second round with wins over South Africa and Australia. Cuba lost to Japan twice in the 2nd round, and were eliminated.

They last were eliminated before the start of the final stage of any international tournament in 1951.[citation needed]

At the 2013 WBC, Cuba competed in Pool A at the Fukuoka Dome in Fukuoka, Japan. Cuba advanced in the tournament against: China, Japan, and newcomers Brazil. Cuba moved on to the second round in Pool 1 to defeat the Netherlands, losing 6–2. Cuba defeated Chinese Taipei, 14–0. They played a face off game with previous competitors, the Netherlands, and lost 7–6. Just as in 2009, Cuba was eliminated in the path to competing in the finals.

At the 2017 World Baseball Classic, Cuban hitters Frederich Cepeda and Alfredo Despaigne had the distinction in WBC history to be the only players that each hit six home runs in their careers in the WBC.[6]

The team had a 2–1 record in the first round.[7][8] It was led by slugger Despaigne, who took over as the all-time WBC home-run leader.[5]

Cuba advanced into the second round, where it lost its first game to undefeated Pool A winner Team Israel.[7][9][10][11] Former Major League starting pitcher Jason Marquis (in 5.2 innings) and three Team Israel relief pitchers (including Brad Goldberg and Josh Zeid, who both threw 96 mph fastballs) kept Cuba to five hits and one run, a homer by Despaigne, who became the all-time World Baseball Classic home run leader.[12][13][14] Pool A MVP catcher Ryan Lavarnway had two hits for Israel.[12] Cuba went on to lose all 3 games they played and failed to advance to the championship round.

The team tried but failed to qualify for the 2020 Olympics at the eight-team Americas Qualifying Event on May 31 through June 5, 2021. On June 1, 2021, Cuba was eliminated from the qualifiers, marking their first failure to qualify for the Olympic Games.[15]

## Current squad

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Cuba roster - 2023 World Baseball Classic

Players | Coaches
Pitchers

* 22 Frank Álvarez
* 57 Ronald Bolaños
* 21 Naykel Cruz
* 55 Roenis Elías
* 98 Onelki García
* 53 Elián Leyva
* 92 Raidel Martínez
* 89 Liván Moinelo
* 47 Yeudis Reyes
* 30 José Rodríguez
* 29 Yariel Rodríguez
* 45 Miguel Romero
* 83 Carlos Viera
* 58 Yoennis Yera

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* 40 Ariel Martínez
* 17 Andrys Pérez
* 16 Lorenzo Quintana

Infielders

* 71 Erisbel Arruebarrena
* 44 Dayán García
* 27 Yurisbel Gracial
* 77 Andy Ibáñez
* 8 Luis Mateo
* 10 Yoán Moncada
* 5 Yadil Mujica

Outfielders

* 52 Yoenis Céspedes
* 54 Alfredo Despaigne
* 33 Yadir Drake
* 7 Yoelkis Guibert
* 88 Luis Robert Jr.
* 1 Roel Santos

|  | Manager

* 6 Armando Johnson

Coaches

* 24 José Elosegui (pitching)
* 9 Armando Ferrer (first base)
* 37 Humberto Guevara (coach)
* 46 Orestes Kindelán (hitting)
* 99 Pedro Luis Lazo (pitching)
* 11 Germán Mesa (bench)
* 39 Rafael Muñoz (third base)
* 66 Iván Prieto (bullpen)

Roster

## Results and fixtures

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The following is a list of professional baseball match results currently active in the latest version of the WBSC World Rankings, as well as any future matches that have been scheduled.[16]

Legend

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### 2019

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Pan American Games GS | July 29  | Cuba | 1–6  |  Colombia | Campo de Béisbol, Peru

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Pan American Games GS | July 30  | Canada | 8–6  |  Cuba | Campo de Béisbol, Peru

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Pan American Games GS | July 31  | Cuba | 10–0 (F/7) |  Argentina | Campo de Béisbol, Peru

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15:00 PET |  | Boxscore |  | Attendance: 987

Pan American Games 5th | August 3  | Dominican Republic | 10–9 (F/10) |  Cuba | Campo de Béisbol, Peru

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15:00 PET |  | Boxscore |  | Attendance: 2,415

WBSC Premier12 GS | November 6  | Canada | 3–0  |  Cuba | Gocheok Dome, South Korea

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WBSC Premier12 GS | November 7  | Australia | 2–3  |  Cuba | Gocheok Dome, South Korea

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WBSC Premier12 GS | November 8  | Cuba | 0–7  |  South Korea | Gocheok Dome, South Korea

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19:00 KST |  | Boxscore |  | Attendance: 13,600

### 2021

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Caribbean Cup GS | June 26  | Cuba | 14–7  |  Curaçao | Daou Ballpark, Curaçao

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Caribbean Cup GS | June 27  | Cuba | 9–1  |  Peru | Daou Ballpark, Curaçao

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Caribbean Cup GS | June 28  | U.S. Virgin Islands | Void  |  Cuba | Daou Ballpark, Curaçao

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Caribbean Cup GS | June 30  | Curaçao | 0–7  |  Cuba | Daou Ballpark, Curaçao

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Caribbean Cup GS | July 1  | Cuba | Void  |  U.S. Virgin Islands | Daou Ballpark, Curaçao

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Caribbean Cup GS | July 2  | Peru | 0–13  |  Cuba | Daou Ballpark, Curaçao

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Caribbean Cup F | July 3  | Curaçao | 4–3  |  Cuba | Daou Ballpark, Curaçao

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Haarlem Week GS | July 9  | Netherlands | 5–1  |  Cuba | Mulier Stadium, Netherlands

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Haarlem Week GS | July 10  | Cuba | 3–4  |  Japan | Mulier Stadium, Netherlands

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Haarlem Week GS | July 11  | Cuba | 0–2  |  United States | Mulier Stadium, Netherlands

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Haarlem Week GS | July 12  | Curaçao | 1–0  |  Cuba | Mulier Stadium, Netherlands

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Haarlem Week GS | July 13  | Italy | 2–0  |  Cuba | Mulier Stadium, Netherlands

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Haarlem Week 5th | July 14  | Cuba | 5–1  |  Italy | Mulier Stadium, Netherlands

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Caribbean Cup GS | December 5  | Cuba | 9–0  |  U.S. Virgin Islands | Rodgers Stadium, Bahamas

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Caribbean Cup GS | December 6  | Puerto Rico | 6–0  |  Cuba | Rodgers Stadium, Bahamas

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Caribbean Cup GS | December 7  | Bahamas | 3–9  |  Cuba | Rodgers Stadium, Bahamas

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Caribbean Cup GS | December 8  | Cuba | 8–7  |  Curaçao | Rodgers Stadium, Bahamas

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Caribbean Cup SF | December 10  | Curaçao | 2–4  |  Cuba | Rodgers Stadium, Bahamas

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Caribbean Cup F | December 11  | Cuba | 4–9  |  Puerto Rico | Rodgers Stadium, Bahamas

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World Baseball Classic GS | March 8  | Cuba | 2–4  |  Netherlands | Taichung Stadium, Taiwan

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12:00 NST | LP: Onelki García (0–1)
| Boxscore | WP: Eric Méndez (1–0)
Sv: Wendell Floranus (1)
| Attendance: 6,501
Umpires: HP – Nic Lentz, 1B – Shoji Arisumi, 2B – Dan Iassogna, 3B – Serge Makouchetev
World Baseball Classic GS | March 9  | Italy | 6–3 (F/10) |  Cuba | Taichung Stadium, Taiwan

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19:00 NST | WP: Matthew Festa (1–0)
| Boxscore | LP: Raidel Martínez (0–1)
| Attendance: 6,217
Umpires: HP: Ki Talk Park, 1B: Mark Carlson, 2B: Chris Segal, 3B: Serge Makouchetcher
World Baseball Classic GS | March 10  | Cuba | 13–4  |  Panama | Taichung Stadium, Taiwan

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12:00 NST | WP: Miguel Romero (1–0)
| Boxscore | LP: Matt Hardy (0–1)
HR: Rubén Tejada (1)  | Attendance: 7,023
Umpires: HP - Dan Iassogna, 1B - Serge Makouchetev, 2B - Mark Carlson, 3B - Trent Thomas
World Baseball Classic GS | March 12  | Chinese Taipei | 1–7  |  Cuba | Taichung Stadium, Taiwan

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12:00 NST | LP: Shih-Peng Chen (0–1)
| Boxscore | WP: Elian Leyva (1–0)
HR: Erisbel Arruebarrena (1), Yoán Moncada (1)  | Attendance: 18,852
Umpires: HP – Nic Lentz, 1B – Ki Talk Park, 2B – Larry Vanover, 3B – Shoji Arisumi
World Baseball Classic QF | March 15  | Australia | 3–4  |  Cuba | Tokyo Dome, Japan

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19:00 NST | LP: Josh Guyer (0–1)
HR: Rixon Wingrove (1)  | Boxscore | WP: Miguel Romero (2–0)
Sv: Raidel Martínez (1)
| Attendance: 35,061
Umpires: HP – Adam Hamari, 1B – Cuti Suárez, 2B – Laz Díaz, 3B – Delfin Colon
World Baseball Classic SF | March 19  | Cuba | 2–14  |  United States | loanDepot Park, United States

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19:00 ET | LP: Roenis Elías
| Boxscore | WP: Adam Wainwright
HR: Paul Goldschmidt (1), Trea Turner (3), Trea Turner (4), Cedric Mullins (1)  | Attendance: 35,779
Umpires: HP – John Tumpane, 1B – Quinn Wolcott, 2B – Lance Barksdale, 3B – Jong Chui Park, LF – Ramiro Alfaro, RF – Edward Pinales

## International tournament results

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### World Baseball Classic

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World Baseball Classic record |  | Qualification record

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Year  | Round  | Position  | W | L | RS | RA | W | L | RS | RA
2006 | Final |  2nd | 5 | 3 | 44 | 43 | No qualifiers held
2009 | Quarter Finals | 6th  | 4  | 2  | 36  | 24  | No qualifiers held
2013 | Quarter finals  | 5th  | 4  | 2  | 45  | 18  | Automatically qualified
2017 | Quarter Finals | 7th  | 2  | 4  | 23  | 40  | Automatically qualified
2023 | Semifinals | 4th | 3 | 3 | 31 | 32 | Automatically qualified
Total | Runners-up | 5/5 | 18 | 14 | 179 | 157 | - | - | - | -

### Olympics

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Summer Olympics record |  | Qualification

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Year  | Round  | Position  | W | L | % | RS | RA | Method
1992 | Gold Match  |  1st  | 9  | 0  | 1.000  | 95  | 16  |  1991 Pan American Games
1996 | Gold Match  |  1st  | 9  | 0  | 1.000  | 118  | 59  |  1995 Pan American Games
2000 | Finals  |  2nd  | 7  | 2  | .778  | 53  | 21  |  1999 Pan American Games
2004 | Gold Match  |  1st  | 8  | 1  | .889  | 55  | 27  | Americas Qualifying Tournament
2008 | Finals  |  2nd  | 7  | 2  | .778  | 64  | 28  | Americas Qualifying Tournament
2020 |  Did not qualify | Americas Qualifying Event
2028 | To be determined | To be determined
Total  | 5/6  |  | 40  | 5  | .889  | 385  | 151  |

### Baseball World Cup

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* Gold: 1939, 1940, 1942, 1943, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1961, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1976, 1978, 1980, 1984, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1994, 1998, 2001, 2003, 2005
* Silver: 1941, 2007, 2009, 2011
* Bronze: 1944, 1951

### Intercontinental Cup

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* Gold: 1979, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, 2002, 2006
* Silver: 1981, 1997, 1999

### Pan American Games

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* Gold: 1951, 1963, 1971, 1975, 1979, 1983, 1987, 1991, 1995, 1999, 2003, 2007
* Silver: 1967
* Bronze: 2011, 2015

### Central American & Caribbean Games

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* Gold: 1926, 1930, 1935, 1938, 1950, 1966, 1970, 1974, 1978, 1986, 1990, 1993, 1998, 2006, 2014
* Silver: 1982, 2018
* Bronze: 1946

## See also

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* Cuba portal

* 1999 Baltimore Orioles–Cuba national baseball team exhibition series
* Cuban National Series

## References

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1. ^ a b "The WBSC World Ranking". WBSC. 27 November 2024. Retrieved 27 November 2024.
2. ^ "Baseball World Cup big news in Cuba, no matter the outcome". CNN. 2009-09-28.
3. ^ "Under Fidel Castro, Sport Symbolized Cuba's Strength and Vulnerability". The New York Times. 27 November 2016. Retrieved 14 September 2024.
4. ^ Brown, Bruce (June 1984). "Cuban Baseball". The Atlantic. Retrieved 14 September 2024.
5. ^ a b "World Baseball Classic: Israel continues to shock the world, beats Cuba 4-1," Haaretz.
6. ^ "Blue-and-white takes on Cuba in Tokyo," The Jerusalem Post.
7. ^ a b Cuba Qualifies for Second Round in WBC | Escambray
8. ^ Cuba tops Australia, reaches second round of World Baseball Classic
9. ^ "Despaigne's grand slam sends Cuba to second round of WBC," The Japan Times.
10. ^ "World Baseball Classic roundup: Dominican Republic cruises" | SI.com
11. ^ Cuba vs. Israel Wrapup | 03/11/17 | World Baseball Classic
12. ^ a b "Israel beats Cuba to stay unbeaten in WBC '17". Archived from the original on 12 March 2017. Retrieved 12 March 2017.
13. ^ "Jason Marquis on dominant run in WBC '17". Archived from the original on 13 March 2017. Retrieved 12 March 2017.
14. ^ "Josh Zeid leading Israel's strong bullpen". Archived from the original on 13 March 2017. Retrieved 12 March 2017.
15. ^ "Cuba fails to qualify for Olympic baseball for first time". OlympicTalk. NBC Sports. June 2, 2021. Retrieved 2 June 2021.
16. ^ "Cuba in the WBSC Ranking (Men's baseball)". World Baseball Softball Confederation. Retrieved 12 August 2021.

## External links

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Media related to Cuba national baseball team at Wikimedia Commons

Cuba World Baseball Classic rosters

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Cuba roster – 2006 World Baseball Classic runners-up

* 2 Eduardo Paret
* 4 Deinis Suárez
* 8 Ariel Pestano
* 10 Yuli Gurriel
* 11 Rudy Reyes
* 12 Michel Enríquez
* 14 Joan Carlos Pedroso
* 16 Adiel Palma
* 19 Ormari Romero
* 21 Alexei Ramírez
* 23 Vicyohandri Odelín
* 24 Frederich Cepeda
* 26 Luis Borroto
* 31 Yoandy Garlobo
* 42 Juan Carlos Moreno
* 46 Osmani Urrutia
* 48 Yulieski González
* 51 Eriel Sánchez
* 53 Ariel Borrero
* 54 Leslie Anderson
* 56 Carlos Tabares
* 58 Jonder Martínez
* 61 Roger Machado
* 62 Yadier Pedroso
* 79 Maikel Folch
* 81 Yosvani Pérez
* 90 Yadel Martí
* 97 Yunieski Maya
* 99 Pedro Luis Lazo

* Manager 39 Higinio Vélez

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Cuba roster – 2009 World Baseball Classic

* 2 Eduardo Paret
* 3 Luis Miguel Navas
* 8 Ariel Pestano
* 10 Yuli Gurriel
* 12 Michel Enríquez
* 14 Joan Carlos Pedroso
* 15 Danny Betancourt
* 17 Vladimir García
* 20 Norge Luis Vera
* 24 Frederich Cepeda
* 26 Leonys Martín
* 28 Héctor Olivera
* 32 Norberto González
* 40 Rolando Meriño
* 42 Miguel Lahera
* 46 Yosvani Peraza
* 48 Yulieski González
* 51 Yoenis Céspedes
* 52 Aroldis Chapman
* 54 Alfredo Despaigne
* 55 Alexander Mayeta
* 56 Leslie Anderson
* 59 Ismel Jiménez
* 72 Ciro Licea
* 74 Luis Miguel Rodríguez
* 92 Yolexis Ulacia
* 97 Yunieski Maya
* 99 Pedro Luis Lazo

* Manager 39 Higinio Vélez
* Coach 41 Francisco Escaurido
* Coach 22 Enrique Cepero
* Coach 34 Jose Elosegui
* Coach 30 Pedro Perez
* Coach 21 Lourdes Gourriel

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Cuba roster – 2013 World Baseball Classic

* 5 Eriel Sánchez
* 7 Raúl González
* 8 José Miguel Fernández
* 10 Yuli Gurriel
* 11 Erisbel Arruebarrena
* 12 Andy Ibáñez
* 15 Freddy Álvarez
* 17 Guillermo Heredia
* 21 Diosdani Castillo
* 23 Ismel Jiménez
* 24 Frederich Cepeda
* 26 Yander Guevara
* 27 Yasmany Tomás
* 28 Raisel Iglesias
* 33 Norberto González
* 34 Vladimir García
* 43 Alfredo Despaigne
* 45 Frank Morejón
* 46 Yosvani Peraza
* 54 Odrisamer Despaigne
* 55 Danny Betancourt
* 62 Yadier Pedroso
* 63 Alexander Rodriguez
* 75 Wilber Perez
* 79 José Abreu
* 88 Alexeis Bell
* 89 Luis Rivera

* Manager Víctor Mesa
* Coach Angel Castillo
* Coach Juan de Dios Pena
* Coach Primitivo Diaz
* Coach Victor Figueroa
* Coach Jorge Riscart
* Coach Pedro Rodriguez

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Cuba roster – 2017 World Baseball Classic

* 5 Carlos Benítez
* 10 Roel Santos
* 11 Yosvany Alarcón
* 12 Jefferson Delgado
* 16 Yoelqui Céspedes
* 21 Guillermo Avilés
* 24 Frederich Cepeda
* 27 Jonder Martínez
* 28 William Saavedra
* 31 Osvaldo Vázquez
* 32 Víctor Víctor Mesa
* 34 Vladimir García
* 41 Alain Sánchez
* 42 Yordan Manduley
* 43 Alexander Ayala
* 44 Miguel Lahera
* 45 Frank Morejón
* 47 Yurisbel Gracial
* 54 Alfredo Despaigne
* 56 Yosvani Torres
* 58 Yoanni Yera
* 59 Vladimir Baños
* 71 Leandro Martínez
* 79 Lázaro Blanco
* 89 Liván Moinelo
* 90 Noelvis Entenza
* 95 Raidel Martínez
* 99 José Angel García
* – Freddy Álvarez
* – Erly Casanova
* – Yoalkis Cruz
* – Dachel Duquesne
* – Liomil González
* – Yasmany Hernández
* – Frank Medina
* – José Rodríguez

* Manager Carlos Martí
* Coach Orelvis Avila
* Coach Orestes Kindelán
* Coach Ciro Licea
* Coach Carlos Louis
* Coach Ramón Rodríguez
* Coach Mario Vega

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Cuba national baseball team — managers

World Baseball Classic|

* Vélez (2006, 2009)
* Mesa (2013)
* Martí (2017)
* Johnson (2023)

Summer Olympics|

* Fuentes (1992, 1996)
* Borges (2000)
* Vélez (2004)
* Pacheco (2008)

IBAF / FIBA / WBSC|

* Almeida
* Rojas
* Viego
* Carreras
* Torres
* Borges
* Vélez
* Fuentes
* Urquiola
* Martí
* Lombillo
* Mesa
* Borroto
* Ferrer

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National baseball teams of the Americas (WBSC Americas)

North America|

* Canada
* Mexico
* United States

Central America|

* Costa Rica
* Guatemala
* Nicaragua
* Panama
* Honduras
* El Salvador

Caribbean|

* Aruba
* Bahamas
* Cuba
* Curaçao
* Dominican Republic
* Jamaica
* Puerto Rico
* Sint Maarten
* Trinidad and Tobago
* United States Virgin Islands

South America|

* Argentina
* Bolivia
* Brazil
* Chile
* Colombia
* Ecuador
* Peru
* Venezuela

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National sports teams of Cuba

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