National Baseball Teams in Asia Codexery — Data & Quality

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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-10 · 15 entries checked · 9 flagged · 24 issues confirmed · 9 corrected · 15 still open

Recent findings (audit lane, verbatim)

Japan national baseball team — Japan finished fourth at the 2017 World Baseball Classic, not third.

Japan national baseball team — Japan did not face Israel or South Korea at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics; their opponents were Dominican Republic, Mexico, and United States (with United States faced twice).

South Korea national baseball team — The entry states South Korea finished with a 2–1 record at the 2007 Asian Baseball Championships, but the actual record was 2–2 (they lost to Japan in the final after a 2–1 preliminary round).

South Korea national baseball team — The entry says South Korea was forced to seek entrance via the Final Olympic Qualifying Tournament after the 2007 Asian Baseball Championships, but they actually qualified directly for the 2008 Olympics by winning the 2007 Asian Baseball Championship (they def

Laos national baseball team — The entry states Laos first played internationally at the 2018 Asian Games, but baseball was not included in the 2018 Asian Games program.

Laos national baseball team — The entry claims the Lao Baseball Federation gained recognition from the WBSC in 2019, but publicly available WBSC records show Laos was not a recognized member as of that year.

Pakistan national baseball team — The entry claims Pakistan won the Asian Baseball Championship (C level) title in 2010, but the 2010 Asian Baseball Championship did not have a C level and Pakistan did not win that championship.

Pakistan national baseball team — The entry states Pakistan won five titles at the Asian Baseball Cup with the last in 2015, but the most recent confirmed title for Pakistan in the Asian Baseball Cup (West) was in 2012, not 2015, and the count of five titles is not verifiable from widely-known

Palestine national baseball team — The 2025 West Asia Baseball Cup is not a known established tournament in real-world baseball history; no such event has been recorded by the Baseball Federation of Asia or WBSC as of the knowledge cutoff.

Palestine national baseball team — The claim that Palestine qualified for the Asian Baseball Championship in 2023 and 2025 based on Asian Baseball Cup performance is unverified; Palestine has not been recorded as a participant in the Asian Baseball Championship in those years.

Philippines national baseball team — The team's nickname is not 'The Dreamers'; the Philippines national baseball team is commonly known as 'The Blue Eagles' or simply 'Philippines'.

Philippines national baseball team — The 2025 SEA Games have not yet occurred as of the current known timeline; claiming a 2025 gold medal is an invented future event.

Singapore national baseball team — The 2013 Hong Kong International Baseball Open is described as an 'IBAF event,' but the IBAF was renamed the WBSC in 2013 and the event was a local invitational, not an IBAF-sanctioned tournament.

Singapore national baseball team — The entry states Singapore finished second in the National Team category at the 2017 and 2018 WBSC Hong Kong International Baseball Open, but the WBSC does not officially categorize the tournament as a 'WBSC edition' or 'National Team category'; it is a local

Thailand national baseball team — Johnny Damon did not play for the Thailand national baseball team in the 2013 WBC qualifiers; he played in the 2012 WBC qualifiers (held in November 2012).

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