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Scioscia came out of the dugout to ask for a video review when, with the U.S. ahead 8-5, a drive by Todd Frazier down the left-field line with two on was ruled foul. The foul call was upheld and Scioscia popped out of the dugout again as plate umpire Edwin Hernandez of Puerto Rico put up his hands, signaling for Scioscia to stop. The manager kept walking to the plate and was tossed.

Second- and third-place teams advance to a final qualifier in June in Mexico, which will include Australia, Netherlands and Taiwan. Tampa Bay’s Joe Ryan, the U.S. starter, allowed three runs and four hits in 4 2/3 innings with 10 strikeouts and one walk.Juan Francisco, who last played in the major leagues for Toronto in 2014, hit solo homers in the second off Ryan and leading off the ninth against David Robertson, who got the save.

Julio Rodriguez singled off Jackson leading off the sixth and Jose Bautista struck out for the third time. Left-hander Trevor Lane, a Yankees prospect, relieved and got left-handed-hitting Juan Francisco to fly out. Scioscia kept Lane in to face the right-handed Goris, who while a San Diego prospect was suspended for 50 games in 2018 following a second positive test for a drug of abuse. Goris hit a two-run homer for a 5-4 lead.

 

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