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Wei Chuan Long defeated CITIC Brothers in the Taiwan competition and won the 6th championship in team history. Zhang Zhengyu performed well in the series and was selected as the team's outstanding player.
Zhang Zhengyu. (Photo by reporter Lin Zhengkun)
[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] Wei Quanlong defeated CITIC Brothers 6:0 in the Taiwan Competition G6 today, winning the 6th championship in team history. Zhang Zhengyu, who won the Wei Quanlong Outstanding Player Award after the game, also handed the last braid that he had reattached after the game to head coach Ye Junzhang to cut it off, finally achieving his goal of winning the championship.
Zhang Zhengyu performed well in this Taiwan competition. He contributed 4 RBIs in G3 with a double safety, helping Wei Quanlong win 6:0, and achieved a draw advantage of 3 wins and 0 losses. Although the team lost 2 games in a row, he also scored an assist in G6 today to help the team score points. He also made a hit in the 8th game and participated in the 5-point game in a single game. He became one of the contributors to the team's championship. The series batting average was as high as 33%, and he was finally selected as Wei Quanlong's outstanding player.
Before the first game of the Taiwan Competition, Zhang Zhengyu showed off his new hairstyle with four braids. After winning, he explained: "Originally I wanted to dye my hair completely red, but the effect was not that good. I just wanted to use four braids and get a haircut like this."
Zhang Zhengyu's last pigtail fell off early in Game 5. When interviewed, he laughed and said that it fell off while sleeping. It was about to fall off a few days ago. It would be crazy if he won the game. Although they didn't win in the end, they tied it up again before the G6 game today and successfully won the title. The last braid was cut off by head coach Ye Junzhang. Zhang Zhengyu celebrated by singing "Be Your Style" after winning Wei Quanlong's outstanding players.

Wei Chuan Long defeated CITIC Brothers 6:0 in the 6th round of the Taiwan Competition and won the championship with a record of 4 wins and 2 losses. Starting pitcher Messi Strontium pitched 8 scoreless innings and showed his suppressive power. He was selected as the MVP of this year's Taiwan Series. This was also the first time in his career that he won the championship.

Wei Chuan Long defeated CITIC Brothers in the Taiwan Competition and won the 6th championship in team history. Dragons shortstop Zhang Zhengyu, who was selected as the best player of the series, hugged his younger brother Zhang Shilun, who plays for the brothers team, in the tunnel after the game and encouraged him to play again next year, hoping that the two brothers could meet at the top.

The Wei Chuan Dragons defeated CITIC Brothers 6-0 in the 6th game of the Taiwan Competition and won the championship with 4 wins and 2 losses in the series. Head coach Ye Junzhang said emotionally after the game that he was excited to witness the growth of the players and thanked the team and the team for their joint efforts.

CITIC Brothers lost to Wei Chuan Long 0:6 in G6 of the Taiwan Competition. Although the starting pitcher beat the Cavaliers and was selected as an outstanding player, he was disappointed because the team lost. The Victory Cavaliers played 3 games this year and had an ERA of 2.20. After the game, he said that his future actions would be handled by his agent, and revealed that he experienced the grief of his wife's miscarriage during the game.

CITIC Brothers lost to Wei Quanlong 0:6 in the Taiwan Competition G6 and missed the championship for two consecutive years. Head coach Keiichi Hirano said after the game that the players have tried their best, thanked the fans for their support, and emphasized that they will take full responsibility for failing to win the championship and leave it to the team to decide whether to stay or not.

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