List of 2008 Summer Olympics Medal Winners - Baseball

Baseball

See also: Baseball at the 2008 Summer Olympics
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's team
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South Korea
Ryu Hyun-Jin
Han Ki-Joo
Park Jin-Man
Kwon Hyuk
Lee Taek-Keun
Lee Dae-Ho
Oh Seung-Hwan
Bong Jung-Keun
Ko Young-Min
Lee Jong-Wook
Jeong Keun-Woo
Kim Min-Jae
Jin Kab-Yong
Lee Jin-Young
Jang Won-Sam
Song Seung-Jun
Kim Kwang-Hyun
Lee Yong-Kyu
Kim Dong-Joo
Kang Min-Ho
Kim Hyun-Soo
Lee Seung-Yeop
Chong Tae-Hyon
Yoon Suk-Min
Cuba
Ariel Pestano
Yoandry Urgellés
Alfredo Despaigne
Luis Rodríguez
Alexei Bell
Yadier Pedroso
Jonder Martínez
Adiel Palma
Luis Navas
Giorvis Duvergel
Alexander Mayeta
Eriel Sánchez
Rolando Meriño
Héctor Olivera
Michel Enríquez
Yuliesky Gourriel
Vicyohandry Odelín
Pedro Luis Lazo
Eduardo Paret
Norberto González
Norge Luis Vera
Frederich Cepeda
Elier Sánchez
Miguel Lahera
United States
Brett Anderson
Blaine Neal
Matt Brown
Nate Schierholtz
Jeremy Cummings
Michael Koplove
Terry Tiffee
Kevin Jepsen
Brian Duensing
Dexter Fowler
Brandon Knight
Mike Hessman
Casey Weathers
Jason Donald
Jayson Nix
Taylor Teagarden
Stephen Strasburg
Jake Arrieta
Lou Marson
Matt LaPorta
Trevor Cahill
Brian Barden
John Gall
Jeff Stevens

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