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Men's Baseball Qualification to Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games


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WBSC announces hosts, dates of Tokyo 2020 Olympic Baseball/Softball Qualifiers

Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games qualifying events to be staged in Canada, China, Chinese Taipei, Italy, Japan, Netherlands and USA

 

The World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) today awarded the hosting rights and announced the dates for six qualifying events for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

 

The WBSC granted hosting rights of three Olympic Baseball qualifiers and three Olympic Softball qualifiers.

 

Chinese Taipei, Italy and USA will each be home to an Olympic Baseball Qualifier, while Canada, China and the Netherlands will each stage an Olympic Softball Qualifier.

 

“These next two years — 2019 and 2020 — will be the most important in the history of international baseball and softball,” said WBSC President Riccardo Fraccari.

“With the announcement of the locations and timeline of the Olympic qualifiers, players, national federations, leagues and fans around the world can now see the exciting and challenging path it takes to get to Tokyo 2020 — where the competition for Olympic gold in baseball and softball promises to be among the biggest storylines.”

 

The WBSC Executive Board voted on the decisions at the headquarters of the Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI), following bid presentations.

 

Baseball’s Road to Tokyo 2020

 

The first Olympic Baseball qualifier will be played from 18 to 22 September in Bologna and Parma.

The top five finishers of the 2019 European Baseball Championship and the top baseball team in Africa will battle for one spot in this Africa/Europe qualifier.

 

The WBSC flagship Premier12® 2019 (2-17 November) — the top international baseball event of the year — will now potentially allocate two spots to the Tokyo 2020 Games, with top team in the final standing from the Asia/Oceania territory (excluding Japan) and the top finisher from the Americas set to qualify for the six-team Olympic Baseball event.

The WBSC Executive Board made a ruling in Rome that if no team from Asia or Oceania finishes among the top six, this Olympic slot shall be deferred to the last Qualifier.

 

An eight-nation Americas Qualifier has been confirmed for March 2020 in Arizona, hosted by USA Baseball.

The top National Team in Arizona will earn a place at the Olympic Games.

Competitors:

- All Americas representatives from the WBSC Premier12 2019 that did not qualify for Tokyo 2020.

- The top two finisher(s) from the Pan American Games Lima 2019 (not counting nations participating in the Premier12)

 

The final Olympic Baseball Qualifier will be hosted by the Chinese Taipei Baseball Association in Taipei City.

This intercontinental competition will be a six-team world tournament for the last remaining place(s) at Tokyo 2020.

Competitors:

-2nd Place finisher from the Africa/Europe Qualifier in Italy

-2nd and 3rd Place finishers from the Americas Qualifier in Arizona

-Top two finishers from the Asian Championship 2019 (not counting nations already qualified for Tokyo 2020)

-Winner of Oceania Qualifier 2019

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Groups for 2019 Premier 12 Tournament

 

Group A (Guadalajara, Mexico) - :DOM  :MEX  :NED  :USA 

 

Group B (Taichung, Chinese Taipei) - :JPN  :PUR  :TPE  :VEN 

 

Group C (Seoul, South Korea) - :AUS  :CAN  :CUB  :KOR 

 

Final 6 (Tokyo, Japan) - Top two from each group.

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Italian-dominican Robel Garcia was recalled in the US by the Chicago Clubs and will skip the Olympic qualification tournament.

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38 minutes ago, dcro said:

I love complicated competition formats. Can't wait to see how this works in practice. :coffee:

Some strange variation on double-elimination bracket.

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Olympic baseball gets a huge talent-pool boost

 

Players on 40-man rosters not in the major leagues will be eligible for the Olympics.  That's a big boost for the sport since originally anyone on a 40-man roster would not be allowed to participate in Tokyo.

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