MLB Twitter reacts to all of Team Puerto Rico dyeing their hair blonde for World Baseball Classic: "Team PR gonna be a force"

The World Baseball Classic is right around the corner, as games start March 8. For baseball fans, this is one of the sport's most exciting events. The greatest players from all over the world get to represent their home country in an elimination tournament.

Team Puerto Rico will be one team fans won't want to miss. Their roster is stacked full of All-Stars, and these stars are committed. The entire team is dyeing their hair blonde for the tournament.

Teams dyeing their hair is nothing new, but it's always fun. It really shows that every member is fully committed.

Fans are ready for the WBC to get underway. They think Team Puerto Rico has a legitimate shot at winning it all.

"Team PR is gonna be a force to reckon with," one fan tweeted.

It's going to be a tournament to remember, some fans believe. The level of talent across the board is insane.

Don't be surprised if you see a rise in people dyeing their hair blonde. The hype behind Team Puerto Rico hype is real.

Is Team Puerto Rico a favorite to win the World Baseball Classic?

World Baseball Classic, Championship Round, Game 3: United States vs. Puerto Rico

Team Puerto Rico made it to the finals of the last two World Baseball Classics. They have yet to win it all despite being so close. They will most certainly be looking for revenge.

The team will be managed by Yadier Molina, who has just retired from baseball after 19 seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals. Being well-respected and knowing how to win big games, he'll have his team ready to go far.

Puerto Rico is led by All-Star infielders Francisco Lindor and Javier Baez. Neither player lets the moment get too big for them. They'll play a big role in any success the team sees in the tournament.

The team is even more dangerous on the pitching front. Jose Berrios and Marcus Strohman headline their starting rotation. They also have All-Star closer Edwin Diaz, who was nearly unhittable in 2022. He'll be pitching with his brother, Alexis Diaz.

It won't be an easy road for Puerto Rico as they play in Pool D. Pool D is comprised of the Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Israel, and Nicaragua. The Dominican Republic and Venezuela will make it tough for Puerto Rico to advance.