US EditionTatis' Grand Slam, 6 Rbis Leads Dominican Republic over Israel 10-and Into Wbc Quarterfinals
Tatis tied the second-most RBIs in a WBC game with six, helping the Dominican Republic secure a 10-1 victory and advance undefeated to the quarterfinals.
- In Miami on Monday, the Dominican Republic national baseball team clinched a World Baseball Classic quarterfinal spot with a 10-1 win over Israel, securing first in pool play.
- Geraldo Perdomo's bases-loaded walk and a solo homer by Oneil Cruz built the Dominican lead, while Bryan Bello limited Israel to one run in five innings.
- Tatis homered on a 78.5 mph changeup and added a two-run single, tying Adrian González with six RBIs in the game.
- The result reshaped Group D's bracket as the winner of Tuesday's Venezuela–Dominican Republic game will face South Korea on Friday or Japan and Shohei Ohtani on Saturday, affecting quarterfinal matchups.
- Tournament-Wide, Israel's lineup went 2 for 7 with top hitters, while Israel's rest went 0 for 22; South Korea's Bo Gyeong Moon has a.538 batting average.
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Fernando Tatis Jr. ignites the Dominican Republic with a grand slam, sealing a WBC quarterfinal spot
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