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Ohtani Returns to Miami for WBC Knockout Rounds
Superstar player looks to create more magic at loanDepot Park
Mar. 12, 2026 at 8:51pm
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Shohei Ohtani, the two-way MLB superstar, is heading back to Miami's loanDepot Park, the site of the knockout rounds for this year's World Baseball Classic. Ohtani has had some of his most memorable baseball moments at this stadium, and he's hoping to create more magic there during the WBC tournament.
Why it matters
Ohtani is one of the biggest stars in baseball, and his performance in the WBC could have a major impact on the tournament. Miami's loanDepot Park has been the site of some of Ohtani's most iconic plays, so his return there is sure to generate a lot of excitement and anticipation among fans.
The details
loanDepot Park in Miami has hosted some of Ohtani's most memorable baseball moments in recent years. The stadium is the site of the knockout rounds for this year's World Baseball Classic, and Ohtani, who calls it one of his favorite ballparks, is hoping to deliver more magical performances there during the tournament.
- The 2026 World Baseball Classic is currently underway.
- The knockout rounds of the tournament will be held at loanDepot Park in Miami.
The players
Shohei Ohtani
A two-way MLB superstar who plays for the Los Angeles Angels and is widely considered one of the best players in baseball.
What they’re saying
“This is the place I have very good memories.”
— Shohei Ohtani (wn.com)
The takeaway
Ohtani's return to Miami's loanDepot Park, the site of some of his most iconic baseball moments, is sure to generate a lot of excitement and anticipation among fans as he looks to lead his team to victory in the World Baseball Classic knockout rounds.
