Chen Muheng made his debut in the Japanese professional first team, pitched 0.2 innings and allowed 6 points, defeating the candidate.

Chen Muheng. (File photo, taken by reporter Lin Zhengkun)

[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] Taiwan's 20-year-old Orix Bulls star Chen Muheng made his debut today. He only pitched 0.2 innings and allowed 6 points and only 1 earned run. Affected by two fielding errors by his teammates, Chen Muheng retired before finishing an inning. He is still a candidate for defeat.

In the first inning, Muheng Chen was hit with a double by SoftBank leadoff man Tatsu Yanagi, and then SoftBank beat Yanagida Yuki for a timely hit to score 1 run. Chen Muheng gave up a walk, allowing his opponent to occupy first and second base. He allowed SoftBank star Reiya Kurihara to hit a fly ball to center field and was caught. However, Orix shortstop Kotaro Kurebayashi made a passing error and lost 1 point. Chen Muheng gave up another walk and the bases were loaded, and Softbank escorted 1 run with a ground ball.

At this time, Chen Muheng lost another walk and was hit by SoftBank hitter Zhuang Zixiong at the right time and scored 2 runs. After SoftBank captured the first and third bases, Zhuang Zixiong went to second base, and Orix catcher Hori Hiiragi made a passing error and lost 1 point. After another walk by Chen Muheng, Orix decided to switch pitches. Orix's replacement, left-hand pitcher Toyama Lingya, resolved the manned crisis at first and third base.

In total, Chen Muheng only pitched 0.2 innings with 51 pitches, including 27 strikes and 24 strikes. He faced 10 batters and allowed 3 hits, 4 walks, 6 runs and only 1 earned run. His post-game ERA was 13.50, and his fastest pitch was 151 kilometers.

After three games, Orix is ​​trailing SoftBank 0-9.