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Japan and Mexico will meet in the World Baseball Classic semifinals on Sunday, March 20 in Miami, with a spot against Team USA in the final on the line. Kazuma Okamoto of Japan celebrates hitting a three run home run to make it 0-4 in the third inning during the World Baseball Classic quarterfinal.
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