Major League Baseball has canceled plans to play regular-season games in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Mexico City in 2025 due to economic reasons, with only two games in Tokyo scheduled for the season. The decision was influenced by the current collective bargaining agreement expiring after the 2026 season, which originally included games in various international locations that have now been scrapped. MLB has had recent international games in South Korea, Mexico City, and London, with future plans for games in Mexico City, London, and San Juan in 2026, which coincides with a World Baseball Classic year. the given text for me to summarize.
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MLB will not play regular-season games in San Juan, Mexico City next year but 2025 opener in Tokyo still on
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