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Francisco Cervelli will not play for Italy in the World Baseball Classic

New York Yankees catcher Francisco Cervelli waits for his turn in the batting cage during MLB spring training workouts in Tampa, Florida

New York Yankees catcher Francisco Cervelli waits for his turn in the batting cage during MLB spring training workouts in Tampa, Florida February 14, 2013. REUTERS/Scott Audette (UNITED STATES - Tags: SPORT BASEBALL)

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Francisco Cervelli was listed on Italy’s provisional roster when it was announced last month, but it turns out that he will not participate in the upcoming World Baseball Classic.

According to Bryan Hoch of MLB.com, Cervelli confirmed this morning that he has withdrawn from the tournament. As it stands right now, the 26-year-old projects to share catching duties with Chris Stewart this season, so his first priority is to stay in Yankees’ camp and secure a spot on the Opening Day roster. Italy will push ahead with Twins’ catcher Drew Butera and Giants’ minor league catcher Tyler LaTorre.

Cervelli is currently being investigated by MLB for his alleged ties to the Miami-based Biogenesis clinic and biochemist Anthony Bosch. He admitted earlier this week to meeting with Bosch following a 2011 foot injury, but he maintains that he never received any performance-enhancing drugs.