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CPBL Game Draws Over 12,000 Fans, Continues Stadium's Strong Attendance Record

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The baseball game between the CTBC Brothers and the Uni-President Lions at Taichung Intercontinental Stadium drew 12,254 spectators.
  • This attendance marks the 13th game this season at the stadium to surpass the 10,000-attendee threshold.
  • The stadium has averaged 8,916 spectators per game across 30 events so far this season.

A recent Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) game between the CTBC Brothers and the Uni-President Lions at Taichung Intercontinental Stadium attracted a significant crowd of 12,254 fans. This attendance figure represents the 13th game of the current season held at the stadium to exceed the 10,000-spectator mark.

The matchup, described as the CPBL's version of a "traditional rivalry" series, saw a strong turnout, underscoring the league's popularity and the appeal of these particular teams. The stadium has hosted 30 games thus far in the season, with an average attendance of 8,916 people per game.

The consistent high attendance at Intercontinental Stadium highlights the continued interest in professional baseball in Taiwan. The presence of large crowds, especially for key matchups like the one between the Brothers and the Lions, contributes to the vibrant atmosphere of the league.

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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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