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In star-filled matchup, United States beats Dominican Republic to reach WBC final

Team USA's young stars tied the game and secured the win with key home runs, overcoming strong relief pitching to reach the World Baseball Classic final.

  • On Sunday, Team USA defeated the Dominican Republic 2-1 in Miami, advancing to the World Baseball Classic final and keeping their championship hopes alive.
  • Junior Caminero homered off Paul Skenes to open scoring with the Dominican Republic's record 15th home run; Manager Mark DeRosa countered by starting Gunnar Henderson, who hit a tying home run.
  • Boston Red Sox phenom Roman Anthony launched a decisive home run in the fourth inning, while Aaron Judge preserved the lead by throwing out Fernando Tatis Jr. at third base.
  • David Bednar escaped trouble in the seventh inning, and Mason Miller secured the final out by striking out Geraldo Perdomo on a 3-2 slider to clinch the victory.
  • Seeking redemption after a 2023 loss to Japan in the championship, the United States awaits the Venezuela-Italy semifinal winner on Monday night to determine their final opponent.
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By Julián Zamora, CNN en Español “We fall, but we enjoy.” Thus sums up Roberto Mercado, originally from Santo Domingo, what just happened. Dominican Republic, one of the most feared ninths of the World Baseball Classic, lost to the United States team, with a controversial decision in the final. From early Sunday hours, the LoanDepot Park in Miami began to arrive the tenth player of the Dominican squad: his faithful hobby. Everywhere the Quisquey…

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The Washington Post broke the news in on Sunday, March 15, 2026.
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