
CITIC Brothers, who were shut out in G1 yesterday, scored the first point in the 5th game today, avoiding becoming the last team to score in the history of the Taiwanese competition.
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CITIC Brothers, who were completely defeated by Wei Quanlong in G1 yesterday, broke through the scoring deadlock in the fifth game of the Taiwan Competition today.
Gao Yujie ran back one point. (Photo by reporter Chen Zhiqu)
[Reporter Gong Naijie/Report from Taipei] CITIC Brothers, who were completely blocked by Wei Quanlong in G1 yesterday, were blocked in the first 4 games today, and finally broke through in the 5th game, avoiding becoming the last team to score in the history of Taiwanese competitions.
CITIC's two hits in G1 were all concentrated in the 4th inning. Starting from the 5th inning, CITIC was blocked by Jiang Wen and Lin Kaiwei without hits for 5 and a half innings, and was finally shut out. Although Chen Junxiu hit a hit from Strontium Messi in the first inning tonight, interrupting the 5-game hitless streak and avoiding CITIC's league record of 9 consecutive innings in 2015, Wang Weichen failed to continue the offensive and hit a fly ball to end the offensive.
CITIC scored 6 on and 6 off in the 2nd and 3rd inning, and with 2 outs in the 4th inning, Wang Weichen scored a hit and Zhan Zixian scored points. In the end, Huang Weisheng knocked out a guerrilla grounder and failed to score points. In the 5th inning, Gao Yujie and Song Shengrui both made hits, and the Dragons' first pick, Zeng Sheng'an, made an error. CITIC occupied the second and third bases. Zhang Renwei hit a grounder to return the score, and scored the first point in the 14th inning of the Taiwan Competition.
If there is no score in this game, CITIC is likely to become the last team to score in history. The past record was CITIC Brothers in 2025, which did not score the first point from the start of G1 until the 15th game.
Gao Yujie led the offensive with a hit. (Photo by reporter Chen Zhiqu)

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