Su Pei-kai Joins Formosa Taishin Dreamers, Bolstering Backcourt for PLG and EASL

The PLG's Formosa Taishin Dreamers have officially announced the signing of Su Pei-kai, a 187 cm tall guard who previously played for the New Taipei Kings. This move is expected to bolster the team's offensive capabilities and backcourt playmaking.

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Pei-kai will play the one and two positions for the team. In previous years, we were somewhat lacking in ball-handling and backcourt organization. His addition will increase the team's depth in these areas.

General Manager Kao Ching-yen highlighted Su's potential role, stating, "Pei-kai will play the one and two positions for the team. In previous years, we were somewhat lacking in ball-handling and backcourt organization. His addition will increase the team's depth in these areas." Kao also noted Su's experience playing alongside notable guards like Jeremy Lin, noting his height and versatility would add flexibility to the team's lineup.

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The Dreamers are a team with strong culture and discipline. They have great cohesion, and their style of play is very tough and aggressive. They are a representative powerhouse in southern Taiwan.

Su Pei-kai expressed his positive impression of the Dreamers, describing them as a team with strong culture, discipline, and cohesion, known for their aggressive style of play. He aims to stay healthy, integrate quickly into the team's system, and contribute to winning more games. This season marks Su's fourth EASL appearance, and he is eager to compete on the international stage with his new team, aiming to raise the profile of the southern Taiwan club.

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Regardless of the role I play, I will give my all on the court, strive to contribute to the team, and win more games together with everyone to achieve better results.

The Dreamers are set to compete in the East Asia Super League (EASL) for the first time next season. Su's addition is seen as a key step in strengthening the team for this significant international challenge. He hopes to showcase the team's best performance and gain recognition for southern Taiwan's basketball presence.

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Although I didn't have many opportunities to play in previous years, it made me even more eager to challenge the EASL with the Dreamers. I hope to use the competition to let more international fans recognize the team from southern Taiwan and work with my teammates to strive for excellent results and show our best performance.