More Yankees could follow Aaron Judge's World Baseball Classic lead

ORLANDO, Fla. — If the respective countries get their wish, the Yankees may be down a handful of regulars for a stretch in spring training.

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Aaron Judge is the only player officially committed to play in the World Baseball Classic so far, as the captain of Team USA, but he may have some pinstriped company in the tournament that begins with pool play on March 5.

There is mutual interest between Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Great Britain, delegation head Gary Anderson said Tuesday at the Winter Meetings, with the Bahamas native having previously played for the country in the 2017 qualifiers.

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