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Jorge De La Rosa pitched well in a game that was ultimately called due to inclement weather. Meanwhile Team USA loses to Mexico 5-2.

Tony La Russa is among the most successful managers ever, and even though he has retired from that role, he's still working for the commissioner's office. Here are his thoughts on the WBC, how injuries are handled and what he misses about managing.

From America's national pastime to the International stage: Why we should care about the WBC

Erik Morales and the WBC are teaming up to take on USADA, the organization threatening Morales with a two-year suspension from boxing due to a failed drug test in October.

WBC president Jose Sulaiman has stated the WBC is considering random drug testing for its title fights. He also says they may test hair follicles rather than blood.

Canelo Alvarez will be allowed one more optional title defense, but the WBC says after that, he must face the Vanes Martirosyan-Erislandy Lara winner.

The WBC has given Julio Cesar Chavez Jr a weak fine and an order to do some time in rehab after his failed drug test in Nevada, but the commission's real punishment is still to come.

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr's professional supporters are once again desperately seeking excuses for the fighter.