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USA and Venezuela meet in a winner-take-all World Baseball Classic final, determining the world champion.
Aaron Judge leads Team USA with a star-studded lineup including Cal Raleigh and Bobby Witt Jr. ahead of the final.
Venezuela counters with a veteran lineup and Eduardo Rodríguez on the mound for the finals.
CBS Sports analysts project close pitching and offense, with USA rested and ready to lean on bullpen depth.
The final's outcome predictions vary, with Venezuela seen as a strong opponent and potential winner.
Kate Feldman highlights USA pitching advantage and possible game-changing rest.
Dayn Perry predicts a tight game with Venezuela offensive power challenging the USA bullpen.
Matt Snyder foresees USA offense awakening and Venezuela bullpen being a potential edge for USA.
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sports12h ago

Eduardo Rodriguez will start for Venezuela in the WBC final against Team USA on Tuesday night.
Rodriguez threw two scoreless innings in his only spring start, touching nearly 95 MPH with his fastball.
He is working on a true curveball to generate more swing-and-miss, moving away from a slider/sweeper.
Rodriguez is under an $80 million, four-year contract with Arizona as he returns to the mound for the new season.
Team Venezuela will rely on Rodriguez for a high-stakes matchup against a formidable USA lineup.
Rodriguez lowered weight by about 25 pounds since 2025 spring training to aid performance.
Venezuela's final roster pieces Marte, Perdomo, and Santana will return to Salt River Fields after the final.
The final features a high-stakes clash between Venezuela and the United States in Miami.
The USA lineup includes notable hitters such as Bobby Witt Jr., Bryce Harper, and Aaron Judge.
D-backs' Rodriguez gained experience in international competition, returning to camp after the WBC final.

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Rodriguez pitched 4.1 scoreless innings for Venezuela, delivering nine strikeouts in a pivotal WBC game.
Venezuela earned a historic 3-2 win featuring a clutch RBI double by Eugenio Suárez in the ninth.
Rodriguez credited following the plan with Perez as much of the success, saying they followed the plan and won it all.
Rodriguez has adjusted his pitch mix, adding a more vertically breaking curveball and slightly increasing fastball velocity.
Rodriguez returned from shoulder injury and posted improved form after arriving lighter to D-backs camp.
Eduardo Rodriguez was pulled in the fifth inning after giving up one hit and one walk, with Eduard Bazardo finishing the frame.
The victory marked Venezuela’s first-ever finals win in the World Baseball Classic.
Rodriguez cited pride in playing for his country and achieving success on a world stage.
The team’s roster is set to be full as the World Baseball Classic concluded and players returned to camp.
Eduardo Rodriguez is part of a larger D-backs contingent who represented various countries during the WBC.
The article highlights Rodriguez's spring training presence and improvement for the upcoming D-backs season.

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