Ramirez leads Dominican team in romp over Phillies

Hamels allowed eight runs on 12 hits in 2 2-3 innings.

Hamels, however, wasn't concerned about the results because he's still prepping for the regular season and not at his full strength.

"I can't get off my game plan, because, thank goodness, it doesn't count," Hamels said. "So, that's the situation where I have a game plan of what I'm trying to execute today, no matter what their game plan is. So if it hits at the wrong time, which a lot of the pitches did, obviously it's not going to look good."

Reyes, Robinson Cano and Ramirez each homered. Ramirez and Miguel Tejada had four hits apiece for the Dominican team. Cano had three hits and three RBIs and Edwin Encarnacion also had three hits.

"That was really good," Dominican manager Tony Pena said. "I was glad to see everybody swing the bat the way they did. It's great. They really want to do it and I was just happy to see the way everybody took the field and performed."

Hamels escaped trouble after Reyes' leadoff single in the first but he started the second with four straight hits.

After a relatively quiet first inning, escaping trouble after a leadoff single from Reyes, Hamels gave up four consecutive hits to begin the second.

The Dominican Republic scored four runs apiece in the second and third innings.

When Cano followed Reyes' two-out, two-run home run with his second single in two innings in the third, Hamels was removed from the game.

"He wants to get his fastball command going — that's the purpose today," Philadelphia pitching coach Rich Dubee said. "It's not about results. His goal was to get 60 pitches in and to try to control his fastball. Heck, he's facing an All-Star team and he doesn't have all of his weapons."