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Wang Yancheng is a Taiwanese left-hander who played for the Hanhua Eagles and has performed well this season. The Hanwha Eagles are currently ranked ninth in the Korean Professional League and have missed the playoffs.
Wang Yancheng. (Taken from Hanwha Eagle IG)
[Reporter Ni Wanjun/Comprehensive Report] 25-year-old Taiwanese left-hander Wang Yancheng recently returned to South Korea to report to his home team Hanwha Eagles after finishing his assignment with the Taiwan Asian Games team. However, he skipped one start due to knee discomfort. According to the Korean media "Daejeon Ilbo", Hanwha head coach Jin Qingwen said today that Wang Yancheng has pitched many innings this year, and there is no need to force him. He will not be assigned to start this season.
Hanwha has played 138 games so far, with a record of 55 wins, 79 losses and 4, and is ranked 9th among the 10 Korean professional teams. Not only has it suffered three consecutive losses recently, but it is also determined to miss the playoffs. Jin Qingwen was interviewed during today's home game against the Peisheng Heroes. When asked about Wang Yancheng's condition, he said, "The knee injury is also a reason, and hasn't he pitched a lot during this period? I don't think there is any need to force it, so I will not let him be the starter again." Wang Yancheng played 26 games this season, with an outstanding performance of 11 wins and 6 losses, an ERA of 3.97, and a total of 133.2 innings this season.
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After Ryu Hyun-jin and Park Joon-young also ended their seasons early due to injuries or adjustments, Hanwha's starting rotation also changed again due to Wang Yancheng's early shutdown. Jin Qingwen also revealed that he originally planned to shut down Zheng Yuyu directly, but if he performs satisfactorily in starting the second team, he would consider giving him a chance to start in the first team before the final game of the season.
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