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South Korea's WBC team heads to Saipan camp
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Ryu Ji-hyun, manager of South Korea's national baseball team, hopes to have three to four Korean-descent MLB players for the March World Baseball Classic in Tokyo. The team departed Incheon International Airport on Friday for a preliminary camp in Saipan, joined by U.S.-based players like Kim Hye-seong and Go Woo-suk. South Korea aims to advance from the preliminary round for the first time since reaching the 2009 final.
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Roman Wilson has changed his jersey number to No. 14 ahead of a pivotal third NFL season. The move comes with a new coaching staff and after wearing No. 10 for his first two years. Wilson aims to secure his roster spot amid competition.
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India's 40th Grandmaster, Swapnil Dhopade, has opened an offline branch of his Chess Pathshala academy in Nagpur. The initiative follows six years of online coaching and aims to provide focused training for ambitious players. The first camp is scheduled for February 12 to 18.