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Lions’ 22-year-old prospect makes immediate impact after returning to Taiwan’s top league

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

At a glance

News Named sources Outcome reported
  • Uni-President Lions prospect Lin Pei-wei returned to Taiwan’s top baseball league after more than a month and delivered a run-scoring single in his first at-bat.
  • The Lions scored four runs against Fubon Guardians starter Matisse, who took the first loss of his Chinese Professional Baseball League career.
  • Lions manager Lin Yue-ping said the team hopes Lin Pei-wei will stay prepared during this period.

Lin Pei-wei made an immediate impact after returning to Taiwan’s top baseball league following an absence of more than a month. The 22-year-old Uni-President Lions player came in as a pinch hitter in the sixth inning and delivered a run-scoring single in his first plate appearance back.

Lions manager Lin Yue-ping said veteran Chen Yung-chi had been playing frequently and appeared to run out of energy after his third at-bat. “He has been playing consecutive games, so his stamina must be declining. We have also been using him quite frequently recently. After his third at-bat, his energy was clearly gone, and Pei-wei hit a key single. I hope he prepares well during this period,” Lin said.

He has been playing consecutive games, so his stamina must be declining. We have also been using him quite frequently recently. After his third at-bat, his energy was clearly gone, and Pei-wei hit a key single. I hope he prepares well during this period.

— Lin Yue-pingThe Lions manager explained why Lin Pei-wei entered as a pinch hitter and praised his contribution.
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