Lin Weiwei performed well in the Asian Games, Taiwan team’s defense rate ranked third

Lin Jiwei took over the pitching. (Photo by reporter Chen Zhiqu)

[Reporter Luo Zhipeng/Comprehensive Report] Lin Jiwei, a 20-year-old right-hand pitcher who plays for Heku, only allowed 1 hit and 1 unearned run in the first 5 games of the Nagoya Asian Games preliminaries against South Korea. Yesterday he faced Japan This relay allowed 2 hits in 2 innings and allowed 1 run, all of which were non-blame. In this tournament, he pitched 7 innings and allowed 2 runs, all of which were non-blame. He soared 4K, and his ERA is still a perfect 0. He can be called the most amazing star of the Taiwan Asian Games team.

Japan's strong pitcher Issara Kondo allowed 6 hits in 6 starts against the Taiwanese team yesterday, soared 7K and allowed 1 non-earned run to win the game. Together with 3 scoreless innings against Palestine in the preliminaries, he pitched a total of 9 innings with 0 earned runs, and his ERA was also a perfect 0.

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South Korea's ace Guo Bin started 6 games against the Taiwan team in the preliminaries without a hit, and went through 10K without losing a point. Today he will start again against Japan in the gold medal game.

In this tournament, Taiwan's team defense rate ranked third in the conference with 2.61. Japan won all 5 games and ranked first in the conference with a team defense rate of only 0.88. South Korea's team defense rate ranked second with 1.42.

By the way, in the Taiwanese team's five games, their opponents did not steal any bases at all. Among all participating teams, they were the only team whose opponents had zero stolen bases.