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to make the game seven to five runs. Japan would get on-base frequently throughout the inning, to the extent that the top of the ninth inning would end in ten to five runs. The offense would overwhelm the Cuban offense, as they were only able to score one more run in the bottom, finalizing Japan as
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stage beginning in the semi-finals. The round-robin groups would have the top two teams from each pool to advance to the next round. Outside of determining the home and away team, the next round would not be dependent of the previous one. A total of 39 matches were played in front of over
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Dominican Republic would score one run in the sixth inning, and Cuba would respond with three runs in the seventh inning immediately. This would become the final score, and Cuba would advance to the championship.
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would be brought up to light as South Korea would finish with the better overall and head-to-head record by the end of the tournament. The impact of this controversy was changing the format in the next edition, as
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4649:"2006 World Baseball Classic's EPIC showdown: Japan vs USA!"
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4880:"Cuba 6, Japan 10 Box Score at WBC 2006"
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4581:. Retrieved
4568:
4556:. Retrieved
4552:the original
4538:
4526:. Retrieved
4522:the original
4508:
4496:. Retrieved
4486:
4474:. Retrieved
4445:. Retrieved
4432:
3733:Yunesky Maya
2976:Neil Poulton
2962:Bob Davidson
2953:
2948:
2929:
2918:
2908:
2898:
2794:
2705:
2684:Yuli Gurriel
2681:
2672:Yuli Gurriel
2669:
2665:
2647:park effects
2632:
2628:Puerto Rican
2612:Bob Davidson
2585:Pacific Time
2577:
2569:Championship
2536:
2495:
2463:
2432:
2410:
2370:
2340:
2309:
2290:
1481:Second round
1328:second round
1051:second round
698:
679:World Series
659:
616:
537:
508:group stages
505:
460:
458:
407:Time of game
360:Neil Poulton
315:Bob Davidson
26:
5199:Tournaments
3702:Adiel Palma
2958:Tom Hallion
2949:Attendance:
2643:Koji Uehara
2608:Tom Hallion
2527:round-robin
2506:Koji Uehara
2459:South Korea
2381:controversy
2336:tiebreakers
2328:Netherlands
2316:Puerto Rico
2305:South Korea
2245:South Korea
2140:Puerto Rico
2034:Advance to
1738:Advance to
1710:South Korea
1605:Puerto Rico
1584:South Korea
1388:Netherlands
1326:Advance to
1295:Puerto Rico
1049:Advance to
1021:South Korea
916:Puerto Rico
895:South Korea
875:Netherlands
792:First round
662:round-robin
651:Puerto Rico
524:South Korea
516:Puerto Rico
299:Tom Hallion
255:Sadaharu Oh
5396:Categories
5043:Tournament
4977:August 11,
4955:August 10,
4933:August 10,
4911:August 10,
4853:August 10,
4424:References
2970:Carlos Rey
2740:Petco Park
2723:Statistics
2655:strikeouts
2624:Australian
2593:strikeouts
2580:Petco Park
2443:Petco Park
2427:See also:
2423:Semifinals
2365:See also:
2285:See also:
2255:Semifinals
2228:Opponents
2217:Opponents
1485:Opponents
1474:Opponents
1451:−13
1177:−34
796:Opponents
785:Opponents
693:See also:
653:, and the
611:See also:
602:Background
548:strikeouts
469:Petco Park
418:Television
410:3:40 p.m.
399:Attendance
346:Carlos Rey
241:California
227:Petco Park
215:2006-03-20
42:Petco Park
4889:August 7,
4814:August 7,
4786:August 7,
4756:August 7,
4734:August 7,
4712:August 7,
4684:August 7,
4659:August 7,
4633:August 7,
4611:August 7,
4583:August 7,
4578:USA Today
4558:August 7,
4528:August 7,
4498:August 7,
4476:August 7,
4447:August 7,
2966:Ed Hickox
2936:JPN: None
2931:Home runs
2616:Ed Hickox
2605:Americans
2447:San Diego
2417:Venezuela
2361:Round two
2355:Venezuela
2312:Caribbean
2293:East Asia
2281:Round one
2162:−1
2096:Venezuela
2025:−1
1866:−5
1822:−4
1523:Venezuela
1407:−4
1133:−4
727:from the
719:from the
589:defection
473:San Diego
331:Ed Hickox
237:San Diego
46:San Diego
5099:Overview
4847:Archived
4653:Archived
3867:Position
3016:Position
2984:Boxscore
2954:Umpires:
2728:Boxscore
2639:Gyroball
2551:amateurs
2514:home run
2375:and the
2231:Results
2220:Results
2174:Source:
2079:—
2031:—
1878:Source:
1735:—
1593:Match 3
1552:Match 2
1511:Match 1
1488:Results
1477:Results
1463:Source:
1323:—
1189:Source:
1046:—
904:Match 3
863:Match 2
822:Match 1
799:Results
788:Results
666:knockout
576:home run
552:gyroball
481:baseball
432:Multiple
422:Multiple
248:Managers
5328:Rosters
5111:Rosters
4973:. Alamy
4392:⁄
4352:⁄
4236:Player
3862:Player
3811:⁄
3772:⁄
3671:⁄
3632:⁄
3592:⁄
3553:⁄
3499:Player
3011:Player
2978:, RF −
2968:, 3B −
2964:, 2B −
2960:, 1B −
2676:Spanish
2574:Summary
2533:Wind-up
2478:hitting
689:Rosters
564:bullpen
546:, five
280:Umpires
213: (
5287:Finals
5183:Trophy
5083:Pool 2
5078:Pool 1
5068:Pool D
5063:Pool C
5058:Pool B
5053:Pool A
3843:Bottom
2853:
2801:
2622:(RF),
2618:(2B),
2614:(1B),
2610:(HP),
2490:clutch
2373:Mexico
2353:, and
2349:, the
2347:Mexico
2332:Europe
2320:Panama
2314:rival
2303:, and
2265:
2242:
2181:Notes:
2137:
2093:
2051:
2003:
1885:Notes:
1847:Mexico
1844:
1797:
1755:
1732:1.000
1707:
1602:
1581:
1561:
1543:Mexico
1540:
1520:
1499:
1432:Panama
1429:
1385:
1343:
1320:1.000
1292:
1155:
1111:
1066:
1043:1.000
1018:
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892:
872:
851:
834:Panama
831:
810:
776:
767:Round
760:
641:, and
607:Format
402:42,696
243:, U.S.
4417:1.59
4377:9.00
4338:1.98
4307:1.38
4215:.375
4181:.194
4147:.480
4113:.345
4079:.385
4045:.318
4011:.273
3977:.194
3943:.229
3836:9.82
3797:0.00
3758:0.00
3727:6.14
3696:3.60
3657:3.86
3617:6.48
3578:4.15
3478:.200
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2942:(1),
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2804:Japan
2688:error
2539:Japan
2498:Japan
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2330:from
2322:from
2297:China
2179:Hosts
2165:.333
2118:.333
2076:.667
2028:.667
1883:Hosts
1869:.333
1825:.333
1780:.333
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1468:Hosts
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1410:.333
1368:.667
1194:Hosts
1180:.000
1158:China
1136:.333
1094:.667
1069:Japan
813:China
763:Japan
705:Japan
647:Japan
493:Japan
428:Radio
392:Japan
259:Japan
223:Venue
119:Japan
58:Japan
5360:2026
5355:2023
5350:2017
5345:2013
5340:2009
5335:2006
5319:2026
5314:2023
5309:2017
5304:2013
5299:2009
5294:2006
5278:2026
5273:2023
5268:2017
5263:2013
5258:2009
5253:2006
5232:2026
5226:2023
5221:2017
5216:2013
5211:2009
5206:2006
4979:2021
4957:2021
4935:2021
4913:2021
4891:2021
4884:ESPN
4855:2021
4816:2021
4788:2021
4758:2021
4736:2021
4714:2021
4686:2021
4661:2021
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4500:2021
4478:2021
4449:2021
3450:CF (
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3102:SS (
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2747:Team
2595:and
2545:and
2486:runs
2474:Cuba
2433:The
2415:and
2054:Cuba
1921:Team
1625:Team
1346:Cuba
1317:+16
1210:Team
1091:+26
1040:+12
936:Team
921:2–12
880:11–2
859:14–3
818:18–2
779:Cuba
737:Cuba
639:FIBA
635:FIFA
629:and
617:The
544:hits
501:runs
491:and
489:Cuba
459:The
446:2009
269:Cuba
233:City
208:Date
162:Cuba
89:10
63:Cuba
4275:ERA
3903:LOB
3888:RBI
3538:ERA
3052:LOB
3037:RBI
2992:Top
2946:(1)
2927:(1)
2737:at
2601:mph
2445:in
2399:'s
2273:3–1
2250:6–0
2177:(H)
2159:11
2156:10
2143:(H)
2073:+2
2070:12
2067:14
2022:11
2019:10
1980:PCT
1950:Pld
1917:Pos
1881:(H)
1819:12
1803:(H)
1777:+3
1771:10
1729:+6
1723:11
1684:PCT
1654:Pld
1621:Pos
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1589:1–2
1569:3–7
1548:6–1
1528:7–2
1507:3–4
1466:(H)
1448:20
1404:19
1401:15
1365:+1
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1359:21
1311:22
1298:(H)
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1206:Pos
1192:(H)
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1130:19
1127:15
1085:34
1072:(H)
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995:PCT
965:Pld
932:Pos
900:2–3
839:8–6
711:in
703:in
681:in
643:ICC
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