Showing improvement: Taiwan's ace pitcher Wang Yen-cheng is ready, 'not in a relaxed situation'

Hanwha Eagles manager Kim Kyung-moon confirmed that Taiwanese pitcher Wang Yen-cheng is performing well and is available for upcoming games. Wang, a key player acquired through the Asian Quarter system, has demonstrated a notable turnaround in his performance this season.

Initially, Wang struggled, giving up six runs in just 3⅔ innings. However, he has since made significant adjustments, delivering a much-improved performance in his most recent start, where he allowed only two runs over five innings. This recovery has solidified his role as an ace for the Eagles.

Despite the demanding schedule and his recent workload, Wang has indicated he is feeling fine and ready to pitch. Manager Kim noted, "He says he's okay..." This suggests the team is confident in his ability to continue contributing without adverse effects.

Wang Yen-cheng has posted a 5-3 record with a 3.50 ERA in 14 appearances this season. His early performance was particularly strong, serving as the team's ace with a 5-2 record and a 2.72 ERA through his first 10 starts. The team is relying on his continued success as they navigate the rest of the season.

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He says he's okay...