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Miami Herald
Miami Herald
Sport
Jordan McPherson

WBC games are sold out but prices on secondary markets are dropping, including Cuba semifinal

MIAMI — LoanDepot park, home of the Miami Marlins, was packed for five days of pool play to begin the World Baseball Classic.

Expect that to continue as the ballpark becomes the sole host for the rest of the tournament.

The Marlins announced Friday that all five remaining World Baseball Classic games — both quarterfinals (Mexico vs Puerto Rico on Friday and Venezuela vs the United States on Saturday), the semifinals on Sunday and Monday, and the championship on Tuesday — are sold out. All games are scheduled to start at 7 p.m.

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