Japan vs S. Korea in WBC 2nd round

Japan vs S. Korea in WBC 2nd round

SAN DIEGO, United States - Japan players gather at the pitching mound after pitcher Yu Darvish (2nd from R) allowed a run for South Korea in the first inning of their game in the World Baseball Classic second round at PETCO Park in San Diego, California, on March 17.

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