CPBL Manager Sanctioned
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The Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) issued a statement after manager Hung Yi-chung protested a call with inappropriate remarks. Separately, the league is preparing for its All-Star Game, which is nearing a sell-out, and has finalized player selections for the Asian Games, prioritizing league stability over military service considerations for players.
CPBL: Manager Hung's 'inappropriate remarks' to umpire prompt league statement
- Taiwanese baseball manager Hung Yi-chung protested a call during a game, using language deemed inappropriate by the league. - The league issued a statement clarifying the replay review process and criticizing Hung's "inappropriate remarks." - The statement emphasized the need for professionalism and mutual respect in interactions between coaches and umpires.
CPBL Should Focus on Returning Player System, Not Just Individual Cases: Coach Yeh
- Wei Chuan Dragons coach Yeh Chih-Chun believes the focus should be on how returning overseas players join the Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL), not just on specific cases like "Fei Zai." …
CPBL All-Star Game nears sell-out, upper deck added
- The 2026 Chinese Professional Baseball League All-Star Game is nearing a sell-out, expecting over 72,000 fans. - To accommodate demand, the league announced the opening of the upper deck of the outf…
Asian Games Baseball: CPBL Player Selections Finalized, Military Service Not a Priority
- The Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) has finalized its player selections for the upcoming Asian Games. - The CPBL aims to minimize disruption to league games by selecting mostly position …