MLB in Cuba?

During class early on we talked about whether it would be a good idea to bring a Major League Baseball team to Cuba, or keep them strictly in the U.S. with the exception of Toronto.  I believe this is a bad idea.  Cuba is not a place that is exactly financially stable.  Cuba is run by Fidel Castro who is a dictator. What is to stop him from doing what he pleases with the MLB players.  For example, if they lose a big game he could have them killed because it's his country.  I know this is extreme and the U.S. would not allow it, but Fidel runs the country and knows it a lot better than we do.  He dictates what happens with it as well.  To continue, Cubans are not necessarily made of money.  They will not be able to afford season tickets and those from the U.S. who have money will not want to go through the trouble of traveling out of the country for every game.  It is different for Toronto because we have an understanding with Canada and you can buy a pass to drive across the border in an express-like manner.  For Cuba you either have to fly or go by boat.  This is a major hassle.  All in all Cuba is a bad idea for the MLB.  It will never happen because it is not logical by any means.  Keep bringing the Cuban players to the U.S. if they want to play in the Major Leagues. This has to do with our class because it is talking about baseball expanding to another country.  The MLB is trying to expand from the sounds of it, but they need to realize that it is America's first sport and there is no need to globalize it.  That is what the World Baseball Classic and the Olympics are for.