Lotte holds off Samsung to win Asia Series title

Lotte holds off Samsung to win Asia Series title

TOKYO, Japan - Benny Agbayani of the Lotte Marines responds to fans after being named the MVP after the team beat the Samsung Lions of South Korea 5-3 to win the inaugural Asia Series at Tokyo Dome on Nov. 13.

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