2010 Pan American Games Qualifying Tournament

The 2010 Pan American Games Qualifying Tournament was October 1 through October 10 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The top seven finishers qualified for the 2011 Pan American Games and the top six qualified for the 2011 Baseball World Cup.

First Round Games

October 1

•  Dominican Republic 4,  Colombia 2. Bartolo Colón allowed one unearned run in five, but was well matched by Javier Ortiz (2 runs in 7). Colombia kept it even entering the 9th, when the Dominicans scored twice off Dumas Garcia. Tony Batista and Alexis Gómez homered for the Dominican Republic.

•  Puerto Rico 12,  Aruba 0. The hosts cruise to an easy opening win, allowing two hits and fanning 10. 1B Neftali Soto drives in four.

•  Cuba 9,  Venezuela 1. SS Yorbis Borroto, the #9 hitter, scores three and drives in three, while Norge Luis Vera and Yadier Pedroso combine on a five-hit, seven-whiff gem.

October 2

•  Colombia 9,  Aruba 2. Aruba keeps in the game, trailing just 3-2 entering the 9th, before former Orioles minor leaguer Conrad Orman is shelled for six in the 9th. Yesid Salazar gets the win and CF Steve Brown drives in four from the #9 slot.

•  Venezuela 4,  Argentina 0. Carlos Mori and three relievers contain Argentina on one hit, a single by LF Maximiliano De Biase. Diego Echeverria takes the loss.

•  Canada 7,  Nicaragua 6. Canada edges out Nicaragua when 2B Pete Orr grounds one off SS Mario Holmann to score SS Jonathan Malo in the 9th. Malo went 4 for 5 for the victors and Jamie Romak homered. Ryan Braun got the win and Jairo Pineda the loss.

•  Panama 3,  Dominican Republic 2. Panama pulls off an upset behind the arms of Angel Antonio Cuan (win) and Eliecer Navarro (save), who combine for one run in 7 1/3 IP. 1B Carlos Quiroz homers for the victors.

•  United States 7,  Puerto Rico 4. The hosts lose their first, as Hiram Burgos gives up four runs in the first 2 1/3 innings. RF Brett Jackson (3 H) and LF Todd Frazier both crack 3-run homers, while Todd Redmond gets the win for the USA.

•  Netherlands Antilles -  Cuba postponed due to rain

October 3

•  Panama 5,  Colombia 3. Panama keeps on rolling as Alberto Acosta allows one run in 6 1/3 innings.

•  Nicaragua 8,  Netherlands Antilles 4. Julio Ráudez gets the win over Raymond Martes. DH Lorvin Louisa hits a 3-run homer in a losing cause, while three Nicaraguan batters each collect three hits.

•  Venezuela 5,  Canada 3. Jesús Yépez shuts down Canada for the win. 3B Wilmer Alvarado (3 RBI) and DH Tony Granadillo (2 R, 2 RBI) provide the offense for Venezuela. Dave Davidson takes the loss.

•  United States 14,  Aruba 0. Everett Teaford and three relievers combine on a one-hit shutout. RF Jamie Hoffmann (3 for 3, 3 R) and SS Brian Barden (2 for 4, 3 R, 4 RBI) lead the way for the American onslaught.

•  Cuba 9,  Argentina 1. 1B Alexander Malletta cracks a grand slam. Miguel A. González allows three hits and no walks in seven innings while striking out nine.

•  Dominican Republic 3,  Puerto Rico 2. The hosts lose their first, a 13-inning affair in which they are held to five hits by Lorenzo Barcelo and five relievers. Willy Lebrón got the win.

October 4

•  Venezuela 8,  Netherlands Antilles 6. The Antilleans looked set for an upset, leading 6-0 after four and a half with a quick offensive start and good pitching from 47-year-old Didi Gregorius. Venezuela rallied, though, and went on to win in the 10th. LF Willie Vasquez hit a 3-run homer and Rene Cortez tossed 2 2/3 perfect innings of relief for the win. Quincy Lambertina got the loss.

•  Cuba 8,  Nicaragua 1. Nicaragua, like the Antilles, also looked upset-bound for a good stretch. 3B Jimy Gonzalez singled in CF Eduardo Romero in the 4th off Freddy Asiel Alvarez. Meanwhile, Elvin Orozco blanked Cuba for 5 1/3 innings. Cuba finally got on the board in the 7th and wound up with a 7-run win. Jonder Martinez got the win. 2B Héctor Olivera Jr. went 4 for 5 with a walk, run and two RBI.

•  Dominican Republic -  Aruba rained out.

•  United States 13,  Colombia 6. The USA pounded out 19 hits, including 7 doubles, in a rout. CF Mike Trout went 3 for 5 with two doubles, two runs and two RBI to lead the strong charge.

•  Canada 13,  Argentina 2. RF Adam Loewen was a triple shy of the cycle, scored three and drove in five. C Chris Robinson and 1B Jimmy Van Ostrand each score three as well. Mike Johnson gets the win.

•  Puerto Rico 7,  Panama 6. Panama almost beat the host nation, leading 6-5 entering the 9th before Jorge Cortez allowed two runs in the 9th to lose it. Jose de la Torre got the win and Fernando Cabrera the save. 3B Ramón Vázquez scored three times for Puerto Rico while both 1B Neftali Soto and RF Jorge Padilla were 3 for 5.

October 5

•  Venezuela 3,  Nicaragua 2. Jesus Manuel Martinez and two relievers contain Nicaragua on four hits, while LF Willie Vasquez homers and drives in two for the winners.

•  Panama 12,  Aruba 4. C Carlos Muñoz goes 4 for 6 with two runs and three RBI as Panama cruises to a win.

•  Argentina 4,  Netherlands Antilles 3. In a rematch of the Bronze Medal game from the 2010 South American Games, Argentina again beats the Antilles to show the progress they've made in baseball. Former minor leaguer Federico Tanco allows one run in seven to duel well with Johnny Gregorius (1 run in 5). Relievers Ruderly Manuel and Quincy Lambertina prove ineffective, though, Lambertina taking the loss in extra innings for the second time this tourney. Five Argentinians get multiple hits, while Antillian 1B Andley Simmons has the game's lone homer.

•  United States 8,  Dominican Republic 3. The US pounds former Cy Young Award winner Bartolo Colón for six runs in 2 1/3 innings as they put it away early. 1B Eric Hosmer (3 for 4, R, RBI) leads a balanced attack. 3B-1B Tony Batista homers for the losing side.

•  Cuba 4,  Canada 2. Philippe Aumont holds Cuba to one run in five but reliever Henry Mabee winds up blowing it. CF Yoennis Céspedes goes 2 for 3 with a double and all four Cuban RBI. Yulieski González gets the win after fanning 10 in 7 1/3 IP and Yadier Pedroso notches a save.

•  Puerto Rico 3,  Colombia 2. The hosts pull out a second straight one-run win, as Julio Rodriguez gives up one run in six and SS Luis Figueroa goes 3 for 4 with a run and 2 RBI. Both Figueroa and 1B Gabriel Martinez go deep. Javier Ortiz is handed the loss.

October 6

•  Canada 10,  Netherlands Antilles 1. CF Adam Stern hits a 3-run homer off Angemir Martinus in the first and RF Jamie Romak adds a 2-run shot later as Canada rolls into round two.

•  Dominican Republic -  Aruba postponed due to rain

•  United States 10,  Panama 2. The USA ends round one unbeaten as CF Mike Trout goes 3 for 6 with two runs, 3 RBI and a homer and DH Brad Eldred homers and plates three. Danny Duffy gets the win, Elias Saenz the loss.

•  Nicaragua 7,  Argentina 0. In a game determining the 8th team to go to round two, Nicaragua cruises as expected. Mario Peña and José Luis Sáenz combine on a five-hit shutout, while Diego Etcheverria is handed the loss. 2B Mario Holmann goes 3 for 4 with two runs and two RBI; in a losing cause, Gabriel Sanso goes 3 for 3, getting over half of Argentina's hits in their finale.

October 7

•  Cuba 11,  Netherlands Antilles 4. In a matchup between an unbeaten team and a winless one, the outcome was never really a question. C Yulexis La Rosa goes 5 for 6 with two runs and four RBI to lead a 15-hit Cuban onslaught.

•  Dominican Republic 11,  Aruba 6. In a contest that had already been rained out twice and was now meaningless, Aruba put up a surprising show and led 6-3 after 5 1/2 before fading. 5 errors and 10 walks did them, with Conrad Orman taking the loss. CF Jose Constanza drives in three and SS Pedro Lopez scores three. DH Joseph Maduro goes 3 for 5 with 4 RBI in a losing cause.

First Round Standings

Group A

•  United States, 5-0
•  Dominican Republic, 3-2
•  Puerto Rico, 3-2
•  Panama, 3-2
•  Colombia, 1-4 - eliminated
•  Aruba, 0-5 - eliminated

Group B

•  Cuba, 5-0
•  Venezuela, 4-1
•  Canada, 3-2
•  Nicaragua, 2-3
•  Argentina, 1-4 - eliminated
•  Netherlands Antilles, 0-5 - eliminated

Second-Round Games

October 8

•  Dominican Republic 5,  Canada 2. The Dominicans gets a key win as Mario Alvarez allows 3 hits and one unearned run in six, while counterpart Nick Bucci gives up three runs in three. 2B Bernie Castro and CF Jose Constanza each score two, while RF Ricardo Nanita drives in two. In a losing cause, RF Jamie Romak hits one out for the Canadians.

•  Venezuela 7,  Puerto Rico 2. Jesús Yépez and three relievers shut down the host nation's offense except for two runs in the 6th, by which point the damage had been done. Mario Santiago takes the loss. 1B Javier Colina's 3-run triple is the big blow.

•  United States 5,  Nicaragua 0. Todd Redmond allows four hits in seven shutout innings in cruising to victory. Armando Hernández gives up just three hits in 7 1/3 innings, but walks three, makes an error and is charged with four runs (two earned) in the loss. 2B Cord Phelps singles, doubles, scores two and drives in one.

•  Cuba 7,  Panama 1. Norge Luis Vera and Jonder Martinez shut down Panama except for RF Concepcion Rodríguez (3 for 4, 2B, RBI). 2B Héctor Olivera Jr. (3 for 5, 2 R) and 3B Yulieski Gourriel (2 for 4, BB, 2 2B, 2 R, 3 RBI) help Cuba remain unbeaten.

October 9

•  Canada 9,  Panama 5. Phillippe Aumont tosses five shutout innings; while his bullpen is less effective, an 8-run Canadian third against Angel Antonio Cuan and Elias Saenz had done enough damage. CF Adam Stern and 3B Shawn Bowman each drove in three. 1B Carlos Quiroz was 3 for 4 with a homer in a losing cause. Panama is eliminated from medal contention with today's loss.

•  Puerto Rico 5,  Nicaragua 1. Hiram Burgos and Juan Padilla combine to hold Nicaragua to one run, while Julio Ráudez surrenders five in under five innings. 1B Gabriel Martinez homers twice and drives in four. Nicaragua is out of the medal round.

•  United States 6,  Venezuela 3. The most recent team to beat the USA (in early action at the 2009 Baseball World Cup, Venezuela kept it 2-2 after 11 before fading. Starters Everett Teaford and Carlos Mori each allowed two runs in the first four, then the bullpens went into action with Rene Cortez (4 IP), Andre Lamontagne (3 IP) and Bruce Billings (2 IP) among those tossing zeros. In the top of the 12th, the US finally went ahead on a 2-run double by C Jordan Pacheco off Edgar Martinez. A 2-run error by veteran Venezuelan 1B Javier Colina put it further out of reach. The two teams finished a combined 15-for-83.

•  Dominican Republic 9,  Cuba 6. Cuba falls from the ranks of the unbeaten in a match that saw seven of the eight pitchers used (Dario Veras the lone exception) give up runs. Miguel Alfredo González took the loss in the slugfest. 2B Bernie Castro (3 for 5, 2 R, RBI), CF Jose Constanza (2 for 4, 3 R, RBI), RF Ricardo Nanita (3 for 5, 2 2B, 3 RBI) and 1B Willis Otáñez (2 for 4, HR, 3 RBI) all put up great offensive shows for the Dominicans.

October 10

•  Panama 5,  Venezuela 3. Panama pulled off their second upset of the tournament, rallying for four seventh-innings runs off Ivan Blanco after getting almost nothing against starter Jesus Martinez. Venezuela strands 16 runners in the loss. 1B Carlos Quiroz goes 3 for 3 with a run and a RBI.

•  United States 4,  Canada 0. Mike Montgomery, Bryan Henry and Tim Collins combined on a 4-hit shutout of their neighbors to the north. 3B Mike Moustakas gets 3 hits, while CF Mike Trout and 1B Eric Hosmer went deep. Mike Johnson took the loss.

•  Dominican Republic 7,  Nicaragua 1. Bartolo Colón goes the distance to beat Nicaragua. Offensive support comes from C Alberto Castillo (3 for 3, 2 R), CF Jose Constanza (2 RBI) and 1B Tony Batista (2 RBI).

•  Cuba 4,  Puerto Rico 0. Freddy Asiel Alvarez and Yadier Pedroso team up on the day's second combined shutout, while both Alfredo Despaigne and José Dariel Abreu go deep. Efrain Nieves takes the loss.

October 11

•  Panama 5,  Nicaragua 2. In a match of Central American rivals, Panama takes a spot in the 2011 Pan American Games and 2011 World Cup with a strong four-man pitching show. Gilberto Mendez gets the win, Berman Espinoza the loss. DH Carlos Muñoz doubles, homers and drives in three.

•  Venezuela 17,  Dominican Republic 4. Venezuela makes it to the medal round by pounding the Dominican hurlers for 19 hits and 17 runs; starter Sandy Nin retires no one in the loss. Six Venezuelan players score multiple runs with 2B Oscar Angulo (4 for 6, 3 R) and C Luis Alen (4 for 4, 2 R, 3 RBI) starring.

•  United States 4,  Cuba 1. Chris Archer excels with 10 strikeouts, two hits and no runs in six innings to beat Vladimir García. 3B Mike Moustakas goes 1 for 3 with a run, 2 RBI, walk and a double, while Frederich Cepeda is 3 for 4 with two doubles in a losing cause.

•  Canada 14,  Puerto Rico 6. Canada bludgeons the host nation to beat them for the 6th and final spot at the 2011 Baseball World Cup. RF Jamie Romak doubles, homers and drives in five and C Chris Robinson goes 5 for 6 with a homer, 3 runs and 3 RBI. Puerto Rico tries eight different hurlers to try to stop the bleeding. Trystan Magnuson gets the win.

Second-Round Standings

• These totals includes first round games played against second-round teams as well as those games that took place in the second round

1.  United States, 7-0 - qualified for 2011 World Cup and Pan American Games
2.  Cuba, 5-2 - qualified for 2011 World Cup and Pan American Games
3.  Venezuela, 4-3 - qualified for 2011 World Cup and Pan American Games
4.  Dominican Republic, 4-3 - qualified for 2011 World Cup and Pan American Games
5.  Panama, 3-4 - qualified for 2011 World Cup and Pan American Games
6.  Canada, 3-4 - qualified for 2011 World Cup and Pan American Games
7.  Puerto Rico, 2-5 - qualified for 2011 Pan American Games
8.  Nicaragua, 0-7

Medal Round

October 12

•  Dominican Republic 7,  United States 2. The US picked a bad time to lose their first game, dropping one by a wide margin to the Dominicans. Ricardo Nanita started the scoring on a passed ball by Jordan Pacheco in the third. An inning later, Todd Frazier tied it with a single, the only run Mario Alvarez gave up in five innings. Nanita put the Dominicans ahead again in the 5th with a RBI single, then Tony Batista singled in two more runs in the 7th. The US closed it to 4-2 in the bottom of that inning as Cord Phelps grounded in Frazier. The Dominicans put it away with three in the 9th, capped by a 2-run homer by Willis Otáñez. Dario Veras got the save. Danny Duffy took the loss with 7 hits and two runs in 4 1/3 IP but he had the lowest ERA of the US's four hurlers. Jose Constanza went 3 for 4 with a run.

•  Cuba 3,  Venezuela 2. Veteran southpaw Yulieski González can't do anything right today as he opens by allowing hits to 2B Oscar Angulo, SS Dirimo Chávez and LF Willie Vasquez before manager Eduardo Martin yanked him in favor of Jonder Martínez. DH Ronald Acuna singled in Vasquez later in the inning but Martínez allowed no other runs through 5 2/3 innings. Cuba slowly got back into the game against Jesús Yépez, scoring in the third and in the sixth. Yadier Pedroso was Cuba's third hurler and tossed 3 1/3 shutout innings for the win as the bullpen came through when the starting faltered. In the bottom of the 9th, Cuba finally took the lead against reliever Carlos Mori. 2B Héctor Olivera Jr. singled. With one away, Michel Enríquez doubled. DH Frederich Cepeda was intentionally walked to load the bases for reigning Cuban MVP Alfredo Despaigne. The move backfired as Despaigne singled in Olivera with the winner.

October 13

• Gold Medal Game:  Dominican Republic 5,  Cuba 2. The tourney's All-Star right-handed pitcher, Norge Vera, looked anything but as he gave up 5 runs in 1/3 of an inning before Yulieski González blanked the Dominicans the rest of the way. LF Alexis Gómez hit a 3-run triple in the explosive first. Lorenzo Barcelo got the win, allowing only one run in five, then Willy Lebrón blanked Cuba for the next three before Dario Veras got the save.

• Bronze Medal Game:  Venezuela vs.  United States - rained out; teams tied for third.

Awards

• MVP: Jamie Romak, Canada

All-Star Team

• C: Chris Robinson, Canada
• 1B: Eric Hosmer, USA
• 2B: Oscar Angulo, Venezuela
• SS: Yorbis Borroto, Cuba
• 3B: Mike Moustakas, USA
• OF: Mike Trout, USA
• OF: Jamie Romak, Canada
• OF: Alexei Bell, Cuba
• DH: Frederich Cepeda, Cuba
• RHP: Norge Vera, Cuba
• LHP: Mike Montgomery, USA

Rosters

Argentina

• Dario Martin, Manager
• Sebastian Hernandez, Coach
• Omar Gerez, Coach
• Diego Etcheverria, P
• Diego Corvalan, P
• Ernesto Comoglio, P
• Ezequiel Cufre, P
• Lionel Hernandez, P
• Leandro Juarez, P
• Guido Monis, P
• Federico Tanco, P
• Andres Yanello, P
• Matias Ledezma, C
• Juan Martin, C
• Pablo Leone, IF
• Mariano Cadiz, IF
• Martin Mondino, IF
• Nicolas Peyrote, IF
• Gabriel Sanso, IF
• Nicolas Solari, IF
• Gaston Wilsen, IF
• Eduardo Zurbriggen, IF
• Maximiliano De Biase, OF
• Rolando Arnedo, OF
• Rodrigo Bruera, OF
• Sebastian Garcia, OF
• Lucas Montalbeti, OF

Aruba

• Edwuard Canister, P
• Aschlin Boekhoudt, P
• Conrad Orman, P
• Mitchel Jack, P
• Viandrick Jacobs, P
• Juan Carlos Moncion, P
• Carlos Wester, P
• Jean Geerman, P
• Gerwin Thiel, P
• Andry Dirksz, P
• Jorge Wilson, C
• Alexander St. Jago, IF
• Enrique Tromp, IF
• Gilmer Lampe, IF
• Sicnarf Loopstok, IF-C
• Kelvin Silvania, IF
• Roderick Simon, IF
• Sidney Curiel, IF
• Jiandido Tromp, IF
• Kenny Hart, OF
• Julio Hernandez, OF
• Christian Diaz, OF

Canada

• Ernie Whitt, Manager
• Larry Walker, Coach
• Denis Boucher, Coach
• Tim Leiper, Coach
• Greg Hamilton, Coach
• Cole Armstrong, C
• Phillippe Aumont, P
• Tom Boleska, P
• Shawn Bowman, IF
• Ryan Braun, P
• Nick Bucci, P
• Dave Davidson, P
• Scott Diamond, P
• Emerson Frostad, IF
• Steve Green, P
• Taylor Green, IF
• Jimmy Henderson, P
• Mike Johnson, P
• Chris Kissock, P
• Adam Loewen, OF
• Henry Mabee, P
• Trystan Magnuson, P
• Jonathan Malo, IF
• Pete Orr, IF
• Chris Robinson, C
• Jamie Romak, OF
• Adam Stern, OF
• Scott Thorman, OF
• Jimmy Van Ostrand, OF

Colombia

• Boris Villa, Manager
• Neder Horta, Coach
• Everth Renteria, Coach
• Johnny Pantoja, Coach
• Yamid Haad, C
• Jair Fernández, C
• Carlos Balcázar, C
• Jolbert Cabrera, IF
• Donovan Solano, IF
• Reynaldo Rodríguez, IF
• Ismael Castro, IF
• Carlos Villalobos, IF
• Ronald Ramirez, IF
• Jorge Cortes, OF
• Steve Brown, OF
• Carlos Arroyo, OF
• Jonathan Lozada, OF
• Diover Ávila, OF
• Emiliano Fruto, P
• Dumas Garcia, P
• Javier Ortiz, P
• Teófilo Gutierrez, P
• José Quintana, P
• Julio Santiago, P
• Yesid Salazar, P
• Ronald Ramirez, P
• Carlos Ladeuth, P
• Cristian Mendoza, P

Cuba

• Eduardo Martín, Manager
• Omar Linares, Coach
• Luis Jova, Coach
• José Eloseguí Sánchez, Coach
• Javier Gálvez Córdova, Coach
• Ariel Pestano, C
• Yulexis La Rosa, C
• José Dariel Abreu, IF
• Alexander Malleta, IF
• Michel Enríquez, IF
• Aledmis Díaz, IF
• Héctor Olivera Jr., IF
• Yulieski Gourriel, IF
• Yorbis Borroto, IF
• Frederich Cepeda, OF
• Alfredo Despaigne, OF
• Yoennis Céspedes, OF
• Alexei Bell, OF
• Pedro Luis Lazo, P
• Miguel Alfredo González, P
• Yadier Pedroso, P
• Yulieski González, P
• Jonder Martínez, P
• Norberto González, P
• Norge Luis Vera, P
• Vladimir García, P
• Dalier Hinojosa, P
• Freddy Asiel Álvarez, P
• Ismel Jiménez, P

Dominican Republic

• Denny Gonzalez, Manager
• Félix Fermín, Coach
• Jose Cano, Coach
• Arnulfo Vazquez, Coach
• Bartolo Colón, P
• Hector Carrasco, P
• Dario Veras, P
• Sandy Nin, P
• Lorenzo Barcelo, P
• Paulino Reynoso, P
• Rafael Cruz, P
• Willy Lebrón, P
• Bartolome Fortunato, P
• Mario Alvarez, P
• Juan Pérez, P
• Alberto Castillo, C
• Alberto Rosario, C
• Tony Batista, IF
• Victor Mercedes, IF
• Pedro Lopez, IF
• Willis Otáñez, IF
• Habelito Hernández, IF
• Bernie Castro, IF
• Ricardo Nanita, OF
• Jose Campusano, OF
• Alexis Gómez, OF
• Victor Mendez, OF
• Jose Constanza, OF

Netherlands Antilles

• Raymond Van Gurp, Manager
• Roberto Meirelles, Coach
• Sendly Reina, Coach
• Ramses Bitorina, Coach
• Simon Pantophlet, P
• Quincy Lambertina, P
• Ruderly Manuel, P
• Angemir Martinus, P
• Raymond Martes, P
• Sherwenne Antersijn, P
• Quincy Martina, P
• Didi Gregorius, P
• Mario Mujica, P
• Sevard Seferina, C
• Ulrich Snijders, C
• Johnny Gregorius, IF
• Kevin Moesquit, IF
• Jason Naaldijk, IF
• Bertrand Peters, IF
• Andley Simmons, IF
• Rupert Ustasia, IF
• Raywendley Van Gurp, IF
• Gedion Sambo, OF
• Arthur Bonevacia, OF
• Luisgardo Alvarez, OF
• Ardley Jansen, OF
• Jair Josepha, OF
• Lorvin Louisa, OF

Nicaragua

• Davis Hodgson, Manager
• Julio Sanchez, Coach
• Cairo Murillo, Coach
• Adalid López, Coach
• Ramiro Toruño, Coach
• Berman Espinoza, P
• Julio Raudez, P
• Diego Sandino, P
• Mario Peña, P
• Elvin Orozco, P
• Jairo Pineda, P
• Armando Hernández, P
• Oscar Chow, P
• Esteban Pérez, P
• José Luis Sáenz, P
• Marlon Abea, C
• Adolfo Matamoros, C
• Janior Montes, C
• Sandor Guido, IF
• Mario Holmann, IF
• Edgard López, IF
• Jimy González, IF
• Ronald Garth, IF
• Douglas Morales, OF
• Justo Rivas, OF
• Esteban Ramírez, OF
• Eduardo Romero, OF
• Mark Joseph, OF
• Juan Carlos Urbina, DH

Panama

• Aristides Bustamante, Manager
• Antonio Cuan, P
• Yeliar Castro, P
• Eliecer Navarro, P
• Ricardo Montilla, P
• Hector Corpas, P
• Alberto Acosta, P
• Julio Denis, P
• Jorge Cortez, P
• Gilberto Mendez, P
• Elias Saenz, P
• Jose Corrales, P
• Damaso Espino, C
• Carlos Muñoz, C
• Cesar Quintero, C
• Jorge Bishop, IF
• Kevin Ramos, IF
• Jaime Jaen, IF
• Ramon Castillo, IF
• Carlos Quiroz, IF
• Isaias Velasquez, OF
• Concepcion Rodriguez, OF
• Luis Eduardo Castillo, OF
• Marlon Sucre, OF
• Victor Vazquez, OF

Puerto Rico

• Eduardo Perez, Manager
• Mako Oliveras, Coach
• Orlando Merced, Coach
• Luis Melendez, Coach
• Rafy Montalvo, Coach
• Mario Santiago, P
• Hiram Burgos, P
• Fernando Cabrera, P
• Luis Cruz, P
• Jose de la Torre, P
• Nelvin Fuentes, P
• Miguel Mejia, P
• Efrain Nieves, P
• Juan Padilla, P
• Saul Rivera, P
• Julio Rodriguez, P
• Carlos Corporan, C
• Martin Maldonado, C
• Miguel Abreu, IF
• Irving Falu, IF
• Luis Figueroa, IF
• Gabriel Martinez, IF
• Neftali Soto, IF
• Ramon Vazquez, IF
• Chris Amador, OF
• Brahiam Maldonado, OF
• Angel Morales, OF
• Jorge Padilla, OF
• Armando Rios, OF

USA

• Ernie Young, Manager
• Leon Durham, Coach
• Kirk Champion, Coach
• Jay Bell, Coach
• Roly de Armas, Coach
• Carlos Tosca, Coach
• Chris Archer, P
• Brian Barden, IF
• Bruce Billings, P
• Chase d'Arnaud, IF
• Anthony Carter, P
• Tim Collins, P
• Justin DeFratus, P
• Danny Duffy, P
• Brad Eldred, IF
• Todd Frazier, OF
• Bryan Henry, P
• Nick Hill, P
• Jamie Hoffmann, OF
• Eric Hosmer, IF
• Brett Jackson, OF
• Erik Kratz, C
• Andre Lamontagne, P
• Mike Montgomery, P
• Mike Moustakas, IF
• Jordan Pacheco, C
• Cord Phelps, IF
• Todd Redmond, P
• Everett Teaford, P
• Mike Trout, OF

Venezuela

• Luis Sojo, Manager
• Jesus Manuel Martinez, P
• Omar Diaz, P
• Willmer Aricua, P
• Edgar Arismendi, P
• Carlos Mori, P
• Ivan Blanco, P
• Rene Cortez, P
• Edgar Ramon Martinez, P
• Jesús Yépez, P
• Reynier Gonzalez, P
• Franklin Tua Jr., C
• Luis Alen, C
• Dirimo Chávez, IF
• Javier Colina, IF
• Tony Granadillo, IF
• Humberto Querales, IF
• Wilmer Alvarado, IF
• Franklin Gonzalez, IF
• Oscar Angulo, IF
• Jonathan Sivira, OF
• Willie Vasquez, OF
• Ronald Acuna, OF