Taiwanese Slugger Lin An-ke Hits Two Home Runs in Rehab Games
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Taiwanese slugger Lin An-ke, playing for the Seibu Lions, is recovering well from a left knee issue and has been performing strongly in his rehabilitation games.
- In recent appearances, Lin has hit two home runs in six at-bats and recorded a three-hit game.
- He hit a three-run homer in his first game back with the second team and later added a solo shot, improving his batting average in rehabilitation games to .317.
Taiwanese power hitter Lin An-ke is showing promising signs of recovery as he rehabilitates his left knee with the Seibu Lions' second team. After being sidelined on August 9 due to discomfort, Lin has quickly found his form in his return to play.
hit two home runs in six at-bats
Lin has been particularly potent in his recent rehabilitation games, smashing two home runs in just six at-bats. His performance culminated in an impressive three-hit effort on August 21. He launched a crucial three-run homer against Yakult Swallows' top draft pick, pitcher Nakamura Yuto, in his first game back with the second squad.
three-hit game
Continuing his strong showing, Lin added a solo home run against veteran pitcher Ogawa Yasuhito. These recent performances have boosted his batting average in rehabilitation games to a solid .317. The Seibu Lions secured a 6-4 comeback victory against the Yakult Swallows in their August 21st game.
three-run homer
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.