USA stifles Dominican Republic's offense to make WBC final - ESPN
MIAMI — Dominican shortstop Geraldo Perdomo threw his hands up in the air in disgust and United States closer Mason Miller lifted them in celebration.
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Japan suffers shocking collapse to Venezuela in World Baseball Classic
Shohei Ohtani popped out to end the game for Japan. Venezuela advanced to the World Baseball Classic Semifinals.
WBC 2026: Team USA-Dominican Republic live updates, analysis - ESPN
The first World Baseball Classic semifinal is set — and it is the matchup many have been dreaming about from the start of the WBC: Team USA vs. the Dominican Republic.
Venezuela advances to WBC semifinal, clinches Olympic berth
Wilyer Abreu watched the ball leave the park and tossed his bat high in the air. His Venezuela teammates streamed out of the dugout in celebration. The comeback was on, and the win over the reigning World Baseball Classic champion Japan was within reach.
Baseball-Venezuela stun Japan to reach WBC semi-finals, Italy eliminate Puerto Rico
March 14 : Venezuela stunned Japan 8-5 to eliminate the defending champions from the World Baseball Classic quarter-finals on Saturday, while Italy also advanced to the last four by beating Puerto Rico 8-6.
Venezuela rallies to stun Japan, advances to WBC semifinals - ESPN
MIAMI — Wilyer Abreu hit a go-ahead, three-run homer after Maikel Garcia sparked the comeback with a two-run shot, and Venezuela beat Shohei Ohtani and defending champion Japan 8-5 in the World Baseball Classic on Saturday night to advance to the semifinals.
Cubs' Seiya Suzuki (knee) exits Japan's WBC quarterfinal - ESPN
MIAMI — Chicago Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki exited Japan's World Baseball Classic quarterfinal matchup against Venezuela on Saturday because of an apparent right knee injury after attempting to steal second base in the first inning.
How Dominican Republic sluggers are lighting up 2026 WBC - ESPN
MIAMI — Fernando Tatís Jr. wasn't thinking; he was merely reacting. The pitch bolted off his bat at 105 mph, a sold-out crowd went ballistic, and Tatís' body responded accordingly — by releasing the bat at the height of his swing, sending it spinning into the air and eventually trickling up the third-base line as the ball sailed 394 feet on Wednesday night.