Taiwan Contest》Brothers compete to win! Jiang Kunyu: Ambitiousness infects the whole team

Jiang Kunyu. (Photo by reporter Chen Zhiqu)

[Reporter Lin Youchen/Taipei Report] CITIC Brothers lost to Wei Quanlong in the first three games of the Taiwan competition and was forced to the edge of elimination. G4 and G5 grabbed the victory and continued their championship hopes. Brothers and foreign players have been on the board continuously, including Philly, who has supported two games in a row and won two games in a row. The fighting spirit has also deeply infected his teammates. Jiang Kunyu, who won the MVP of a single game today, bluntly said that the foreign players work together to boost the morale of the whole team.

Rogo pitched well in two starts, shutout 4.1 innings of relief in Game 4 of the Cavaliers, and added Philly to strengthen the bullpen. Talking about whether the fighting spirit of the three foreign pitchers has infected the entire team, Jiang Kunyu said: "No matter if they have pitched 100 pitches the day before or in the previous game, they still say they can play in the back the next day and want to contribute to the team. I believe everyone will be infected now and then face the next game."

Jiang Kunyu also mentioned that after tonight’s game, there will still be a game tomorrow. “As Coach Hirano said before, let’s take it one step at a time. Don’t think too much first, work hard now, and only if you do well now can you take the next step.”

Facing the Wei Quanlong ace Jiang Wean who made a breakthrough today, Jiang Kunyu said: "For such a good pitcher, I just hope I can master it once or twice. I can master it today. I am very happy."

After snatching consecutive victories from the desperate situation of 0 wins and 3 losses, Jiang Kunyu believes that these two games are of great significance to the team, and the cohesion among teammates has also continued to improve. "This game is of great significance. Just like the last game, we went from 0 wins to 3 losses. From the previous game to today's game, everyone must have learned a lot in the process."