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Unified Lions player Chen Yung-chi sent to minor league due to joint inflammation

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • Unified Lions player Chen Yung-chi has been moved to the minor league due to joint inflammation.
  • He had only played 5 games in the major league after returning from a previous injury.
  • Manager Lin Yueh-ping expects Chen to return to the major league in early June after further rehabilitation.

The Unified Lions have made a roster change, moving player Chen Yung-chi to the minor league due to joint inflammation. Chen had only recently returned to the major league on May 17th after recovering from a previous abdominal muscle strain.

Chen Yung-chi's return to the major league was brief, as he played only five games, recording one hit in eight at-bats. Manager Lin Yueh-ping explained that Chen is experiencing inflammation in his knee and requires at least three days of rest. To allow for a more complete recovery, the team has decided to have him play in the minor league next week.

Chen Yung-chi has inflammation in his knee and requires at least three days of rest. Considering this, the coaching staff decided to give him more time.

· Lin Yueh-pingExplaining the reason for Chen Yung-chi's move to the minor league.

Lin Yueh-ping anticipates Chen Yung-chi's return to the major league in early June. The manager also noted that pitcher Hu Chih-wei has been recalled to the major league to start in today's game. The decision to send Chen down, rather than considering other players like Lin Chia-wei, was made to ensure Chen receives adequate time for his recovery.

He will play in the minor league next week, and should be able to return to the major league in early June.

· Lin Yueh-pingProviding a timeline for Chen Yung-chi's potential return.
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