Baseball is truly a global game with professional leagues all over the world. While the MLB features the best of the best, there is no shortage of talent in Nippon Professional Baseball, the Korean Baseball Organization, Liga Mexicana de Béisbol, or the Chinese Professional Baseball League. Here is this year’s All-World Team featuring the best players from professional leagues worldwide.
Lineup
C- Kungkuan Giljegiljaw (CPBL)
1B- Matt Davidson (KBO)
2B- Robinson Canó (LMB)
3B- Kim Do-Yeong (KBO)
SS- Francisco Lindor (MLB)
OF- Aaron Judge (MLB)
OF- Chen Chieh Hsien (CPBL)
OF- Koo Ja-Wook (KBO)
DH- Shohei Ohtani (MLB)
Starting Pitchers
SP- Trevor Bauer (LMB)
SP- Shosei Togo (NPB)
SP- Kohei Arihara (NPB)
SP- Nivaldo Rodriguez (CPBL)
Relief Pitchers
RP- Emmanuel Clase (MLB)
RP- Raidel Martínez (NPB)
RP- Jun Hai-Young (KBO)
No Brainers
Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge, Francisco Lindor, and Emmanuel Clase are rightfully recognized as the best at their positions worldwide. Ohtani and Judge are favorites to win MVP in their respective leagues. Ohtani made history with his 50-50 season while also winning the World Series with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Meanwhile, Lindor carried the Mets all the way to the National League Championship Series after their season looked to be all but finished. Clase led the American League in saves for the third consecutive season.
Robinson Canó’s Amazing Season
Robinson Canó led the LMB in hits and batting average as he was named MVP in 2024. The veteran second baseman hit 14 home runs and recorded 77 RBIs in 78 games. He was a key player in the Diablos Rojos championship season. Canó hit four home runs in the postseason alone.
Elite Relievers Overseas
Jun Hai-young recorded 31 saves in 34 opportunities for the Kia Tigers. He recorded 50 strikeouts in 50 1/3 innings of work on his way to leading the KBO in saves.

