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Cuba decides duel between undefeated teams versus Korea

Posted on November 10, 2007 by philipp

Cuba is the last undefeated team in group B. The reigning world champion won the duel between two 3-0-clubs against South Korea with a 7-2 score.

The Caribbean’s opened the scoring in the first frame through a RBI-double by Alex MAYETA. He scored moments later on a bases loaded walk by Osmani URRUTIA for a 2-0 lead. Everybody thought it would be an easy victory.

But after three scoreless innings, Korea tied the game in the fifth through RBI-singles by Kim Nam PARK and Yung-Kyu CHOI. Cuba’s answer came immediately. They loaded the bases in the bottom of the same period and Frederich CEPEDA (3-4) came through with a two-run-single for the 4-2 advantage. They added three more in the eight on RBIs by Ariel PESTANO, Eduardo PARET and Yoandry URGELLES.

Left-handed flame thrower Aroldis CHAPMAN (W 1-0) gave up six hits, two runs and a walk in seven impressive innings. He struck out nine. Yunieski MAYA closed out the game with five punch-outs for a save.

Jan Ho BAE started for South Korea. He allowed two hits, two runs and a walk, before he left the mound with two outs in the first inning. Ya-Gob JIN P (L 0-1) took the loss after 4 1/3 innings of relief. He was charged for two hits, two runs and three walks.

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