Secondary Vocational School" hit a hit in the last at-bat, and Chen Yongji's career came to an end.

Unified Lions veteran Chen Yongji came on as a substitute in the fourth period of the postseason challenge today. He hit a hit from Lee Zhenchang in the 9th inning to complete the last at-bat of his career. Amid the applause and cheers of nearly 20,000 people in the stadium, he left the field with tears in his eyes but with a smile. His 16-year junior high school career officially came to an end at the Intercontinental Baseball Stadium.

Yong-kee guarded first base in the sixth inning. He hugged referee Ji Hua-wen before batting in the ninth inning. After his last swing, he hit a fly hit and was replaced by Joe Lam. The 18,353 fans at the scene applauded and shouted "Yong-kee Chan! Yong-kee Chan!" He raised his helmet high to salute the fans. The last hit of his career was immediately returned to the Lions dugout. After the game, he received another round of applause from the fans and players from both teams.

Chen Yongji pointed out that because the retirement game had already been played, he couldn't control his mood at the time. He had no special thoughts for the last game of the game. Although he did not start, he still came on when he was behind. He was still thinking about how to help the team. When he was replaced, he felt that "it is really over!" After the game, he felt happy and grateful. He thanked the fans for liking Chen Yongji no matter home or away.

Chen Yongji said that it was a pity not to be able to advance to the Taiwan Competition. After all, the goal of the first stage was to advance, but it can only be said that it backfired. Everyone has worked hard to win 2 from 2 losses. After the game, he also mentioned to his juniors why the team has not been able to break through the first stage in the past few years. "Start holding your head high tomorrow, strengthen your abilities, and achieve better results."