S. Korea edges out Japan to clinch spot in WBC semis

S. Korea edges out Japan to clinch spot in WBC semis

ANAHEIM, United States - Team Japan manager Sadaharu Oh (C) leaves the grounds at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California, on March 15 as Team Japan players watch from the dugout rail after being beaten 2-1 by South Korea in their second-round game at the World Baseball Classic.

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