2009 World Baseball Classic – frwiki.wiki

2009 World Baseball Classic – frwiki.wiki

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From the 2009 is held on World Baseball Classic a . The first round takes place in Tokyo (Japan), Mexico City (Mexico), Toronto (Canada) and San Juan (Puerto Rico) while the last rounds take place in the United States: group semifinals in Miami and San Diego and final in Los Angeles.

Japan retains the title after a competition clearly dominated by Asian, Korean and Japanese teams. These two teams logically find themselves in the final where it is necessary to wait for the tenth round to see the Japanese coronation.

Calendar

Second round
from 14 to 19 March
Group 1
PETCO Park San Diego (Capacity: 42,685)


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Group 2
Dolphin Stadium Miami (Capacity: 38,560)
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Winner of group A. Winner of group C.
Second in group A Second in group C
Winner of group B. Winner of group D.
Second in group B Second in group D
Final stage
from 21 to 23 March

Dodger Stadium The Angels (Capacity: 56,000)
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Group 1 winner Group 2 winner
Second in group 1 Second in group 2

cousin round

This round is characterized by some famous surprises: Holland, Australia and Italy respectively win against the Dominican Republic (twice), Mexico and Canada. By winning twice, the Dutchman managed to go through, leaving the Dominican Republic in the dock. The other seven qualifiers were planned.

Group A

The Asian group is the only one that does not generate big surprises. The Japanese and Korean favorites pass the round without shaking. The two oppositions between the qualifiers translate into a division, one victory each, but Korea, which takes away the second match, inherits the first place in the group.

Group B

Australia is the sensation of this group: victory against Mexico and a narrow defeat against Cuba. In the second match against the Mexicans, however, Australia sinks. Cubans and Mexicans, expected favorites, go through, but with little fears in the face of the unexpected Australian. South Africa, by far the weakest team of the tournament, showed nothing.

WP: Norge Vera (1-0) LP: Barry Armitage (0-1)
HR: CUB – Frederich Cepeda 2 (2), Alfredo Despaigne (1), Héctor Olivera (1), Yulieski Gourriel (1), Yoenis Céspedes (1)

WP: Elmer Dessens (1-0) LP: Justin Erasmus (0-1)
HR: MEX – Adrian Gonzalez 2 (2), Oscar Robles (1), Jorge Cantu (1)

WP: Jorge Campillo (1-0) LP: David Welch (0-1)
HR: MEX – Scott Hairston (1), Karim García 2 (2) AUS – Brett Roneberg (1)

WP: Damian Moss (1-0) LP: Ricardo Rincon (0-1)
HR: AUS – Luke Hughes (1), Chris Snelling 2 (2) MEX – Jorge Vazquez (1), Alfredo Amézaga (1)

WP: Ismel Jiménez (1-0) LP: Rich Thompson (0-1)
HR: CUB – Yoenis Céspedes (2), Yosbany Peraza (1)

WP: Yulieski Gonzalez (1-0) LP: Dennys Reyes (0-1)
HR: MEX – Freddy Sandoval (2), Oscar Robles (1), Karim Garcia (3) CUB – Yulieski Gourriel (2), Ariel Pestano (1), Frederich Cepeda (3)

Group C

Having held up well against the United States in the first match, Canada was eliminated from the competition to everyone’s surprise from Italy (6-2). This Italian victory, however, does not allow the Azzurri to go through with two heavy defeats against Venezuela.

Group D

Heralded as the scarecrow of the competition, the Dominican Republic was surprised by a valiant Dutch team signing the biggest surprise in the history of the young competition. The Dutchman scored three points in the first set, taking advantage in particular of a mistake by the Dominican second base. They then manage to contain the Dominicans who get eight hits for two points.

Defeated by Puerto Rico in the second game, the Netherlands met the Dominican Republic in the third game, decisive to move on to the next round. Holland, always very serious in defense, managed to keep the Dominican army in check for 10 innings. The Dominicans believe they have made the most difficult opening of the windward mark 11 ° inning, but faced with one of the top notable pitchers in MLB, the Dutchman sent three runners on base for two points until he managed to win the game.

Second round

Group 1

Group 2

Ultimo round

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Notes and references

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