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Men's Baseball WBSC Premier12 2019


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a 2-run shot in the bottom of the 7th inning by Brent Rooker against a fading starting pitcher from Chinese Taipei (Wu Sheng-Feng) saved the US boys and keeps their hope to make at least the Bronze Medal game alive...

 

on the other side, :TPE Chinese Taipei now are in a very complicated position and only a very unlikely combination of favourable results between today and tomorrow could send them to the Bronze Medal match...

 

Final score: :USA United States, 3 b. :TPE Chinese Taipei, 2

 

Boxscore:

https://premier12.wbsc.org/en/2019/schedule-and-results/box-score/3966

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the Mexican dream is close to be over...

 

:KOR South Korea have taken a 7-2 lead right now (bottom of the 5th inning)...

 

with this (partial) result, :KOR are also close to earn the Asia/Oceania Olympic spot available in this tournament...

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:KOR have qualified for the Olympics

 

Congrats to them.

 

They'll play :JPN in the final here but with Japan already in, they take the Asian quota available

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or, in other words...

 

 

or, even better...

 

 

 

in 2 words...poor :MEX Mexico! :cry:

 

I must admit that I rooted for them all week long and I'm so sad that they couldn't make the final...

 

but there's still a lot to play for on Sunday (the Olympic qualification)...

 

so, viva Mexico! vamos! :fingers:

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Big inning earns :KOR South Korea Olympic spot & WBSC Premier 12 Final

 

:MEXMexico took the lead in the top of the fifth on a two-run homer by Jonathan Jones.
 
In the bottom half of the frame, 11 Korean batters produced seven runs.
 
The Mexican bullpen just collapsed, as 4 relievers needed 64 pitches to complete the task, only 35 were strikes.
 

:KOR South Korea thus completed a seven-run fifth inning to defeat Mexico (7-3 the final score) and advance to the final of the 2019 WBSC Premier 12.

 

Today's Korean success does also mathematically advance Samurai :JPNJapan to Sunday’s Championship Game.

 

:KOR South Korea thus also earned the Asia/Oceania Region spot in the 2020 Olympics.


:MEX Mexico will play in the bronze medal game and is still aiming at the Panamerican spot in the Olympics.

 

Today's match Boxscore

https://premier12.wbsc.org/en/2019/schedule-and-results/box-score/3967

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1 hour ago, mrv86 said:

Well, Australia could still give MExico the ticket if they manage to beat Chinese Taipei :pope:

 

sure...but you can always still do it by yourselves even if AUS don't get the job done for you...

 

MEX don't depend just on other teams' results...and this is something...

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I feel like Mexico losing two games before the decisive match may turn out to be crucial. I hope to be proven wrong though.

Edited by dcro

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a 1-RBI single and a 3-run shot in the bottom of the 8th inning did it for :TPE Chinese Taipei against :AUS Australia, killing the hopes of the Aussies to play for Bronze and at the same time giving the :USAUS boys another chance to play for Bronze and, above all, for the Olympic spot tomorrow against :MEX Mexico...

 

Final score: :TPE Chinese Taipei, 5 b. :AUS Australia, 1

 

Boxscore

https://premier12.wbsc.org/en/2019/schedule-and-results/box-score/3968

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