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The World Baseball Classic trophy sits behind the batting cage during batting practice before Monday nights World Baseball Classic semi-final game between the Netherlands and Dominican Republic at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013 -
Dominican Republic closer Fernando Rodney has his banana tucked into his baseball uniform before Monday nights 4-1 victory in the World Baseball Classic semi-final game over the Netherlands at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013 -
Members of the Dominican baseball team wait for player introductions before Monday nights World Baseball Classic semi-final game between the Netherlands and Dominican Republic at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013 -
Netherlands manager and San Francisco Giants coach Hensley Meulens before Monday nights World Baseball Classic semi-final game between the Netherlands and Dominican Republic at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013 -
Netherlands pitcher Mark Pawelek talks with MLB's Herold Reynolds during pre-game before Monday nights World Baseball Classic semi-final game between the Netherlands and Dominican Republic at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013 -
Dominican starting pitcher Edisnson Volquez pitches in the first inning in Monday nights World Baseball Classic semi-final game between the Netherlands and Dominican Republic at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013 -
Dominican Robinson Cano reacts to strike two in his first at bat in Monday nights World Baseball Classic semi-final game between the Netherlands and Dominican Republic at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013 -
Dominican Jose Reyes hits a run scoring single in the bottom of the fifth to give the team a 2-1 lead in Monday nights World Baseball Classic semi-final game between the Netherlands and Dominican Republic at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013 -
Dominican Republic baserunner Hanley Ramirez is tagged out by first baseman Curt Smith after being picked off by Netherlands pitcher Diegmar Markwell in the second inning in Monday nights World Baseball Classic semi-final game between the Netherlands and Dominican Republic at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013 -
Dominican Republic's Jose Reyes signals toward the bench after singling and driving in Moises Sierra in the bottom on the fifth inning in Monday nights World Baseball Classic semi-final game between the Netherlands and Dominican Republic at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013 -
Dominican baserunner Jose Reyes heads for third base after a single by teammate Miguel Tejada in the bottom of the fifth in Monday nights World Baseball Classic semi-final game between the Netherlands and Dominican Republic at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013 -
The Dominican baserunner Miguel Tejada rounds third and heads for the plate, scoring from first base on a Robinson Cano double in the bottom of the fifth inning in Monday nights 4-1 victory in the World Baseball Classic semi-final game over the Netherlands at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013 -
Dominican Republic's Miguel Tejada is signaled safe at the plate by home plate umpire Wally Bell after scoring on a double by teammate Robinson Cano in the bottom on the fifth inning in Monday nights World Baseball Classic semi-final game between the Netherlands and Dominican Republic at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013 -
Seagulls fly over AT&T Park in the ninth inning in Monday nights World Baseball Classic semi-final game between the Netherlands and Dominican Republic at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013 -
The Dominican baseball team gather around closer Fernando Rodney after getting the third out in the bottom of the ninth inning in Monday nights 4-1 victory in the World Baseball Classic semi-final game over the Netherlands at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013 -
The Dominican closer Fernando Rodney is mobbed by the team after getting the third out in the bottom of the ninth inning in Monday nights 4-1 victory in the World Baseball Classic semi-final game over the Netherlands at AT&T Park in San Francisco. March 18, 2013
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