Alex Rodriguez's 9th-inning single lifts U.S. over Japan in WBC

Alex Rodriguez's 9th-inning single lifts U.S. over Japan in WBC

ANAHEIM, United States - Team Japan's manager Sadaharu Oh (L) argues with home plate umpire Bob Davidson after what appeared to be the go-ahead run for Japan in the eighth inning was reversed by Davidson.

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