vs.  Starting Lineups:    United States 1. Bobby Witt Jr. (Shortstop) 2. Bryce Harper (1st Base) 3. Aaron Judge (Right Field) 4. Kyle Schwarber (Designated Hitter) 5. Gunnar Henderson (3rd Base) 6. Will Smith (Catcher) 7. Roman Anthony (Left Field) 8. Brice Turang (2nd Base) 9. Pete Crow-Armstrong (Center Field) Starting Pitcher: Paul Skenes    Dominican Republic 1. Fernando Tatis Jr. (Right Field) 2. Ketel Marte (2nd Base) 3. Juan Soto (Left Field) 4. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (1st Base) 5. Manny Machado (3rd Base) 6. Junior Caminero (Designated Hitter) 7. Julio Rodriguez (Center Field) 8. Austin Wells (Catcher) 9. Geraldo Perdomo (Shortstop) Starting Pitcher: Luis Severino

Thanks for the challenge! Last two were really tough, especially the last one where 10 minutes were not enough to backtrack to the starting point

Del Toro gets his second event win of the Season at Tirreno-Adriatico    I’ll be praying he keeps this level until 2028, so he can challenge for a medal 

2 athletes withdrew didn't get their visa , schengen , canada and USA should not host any event ...they do everything to steal medals       

It's list of minima only , more athleltes will join 

Yes, I think Senegal is in.   Edit: Nevermind. I thought there was just one game left.

That doesnt contradict what I posted.   The vacancy will be created if ALL of the 2026 Wrld Cup teams are.qualified. For now, Spain in the best placed non qualifier for that events and qualifies for the OQS

I'm reading through the document again; you might be right.. not sure at 100%  

Full entry lists finalised   https://worldathletics.org/competitions/world-athletics-indoor-championships/kujawypomorze26/news/press-releases/entry-lists-world-indoor-championships-kujawy-pomorze-26

The lack of fans is something i have mentioned and observed for a couple of years now. And it relates to the whole of Scandinavia (with some exceptions here and there, like Lahti last week). Whatever snow sport i watch in Scandinavia, it's always jarring how there are barely any fans, when compared to starts in Continental Europe.   I don't know what is the reason, but it feels like people there have started taking skiing for granted and something that's an everyday thing and not a special sporting event. And they know their starts aren't going anywhere, because of history, climate situation and necessity.