AFC Champions League" 4 delicate bad goals, Lin Ziwei feels the power of the Japanese competition MVP

The Taiwanese team got off to a bad start in the Asian Professional Baseball Championship today. Together with Tomoya Masaki, the MVP of the Japanese tournament, he scored 3 RBIs and was hit by the Japanese team 3 times. The line was completely shut down, with only 2 hits, breaking the team's record for the fewest single game in the AFC Champions League. They lost 0:5 in the end, losing the opening game of the 3rd AFC Champions League.

Taiwan's starting pitcher Lin Ziwei's first experience in East Egg got off to a shocking start. On his fifth pitch, Tomoya Masaki hit a 145-kilometer ball that sailed over the center field wall. He was beaten by the Japanese team in three consecutive AFC Champions League games. In the third inning, Masaki was merciless, catching a middle-finger hook and slamming it into the highest advertising sign on the left field wall, "Kyoritsu Pharmaceuticals." Lin Ziwei started 4.2 innings and allowed 3 runs, ending his debut in the National Baseball League with a loss.

Even so, Lin Ziwei's five hits were concentrated on Masaki, Soyama Ryu and Nishikawa Shijie in the first three at bats. After four at bats, all hitters were suppressed, which made him think it was a gain. "I also wanted to deal with him (Masaki). The two batters that were hit went as planned, but the position was not very good. When you stand on the pitcher's mound, you will feel the difference in strength. It is really strong."

In the third match against Masaki, Lin Ziwei threw four bad pitches and walked, and then was replaced. He bluntly said that Masaki's swing speed was not only very fast, but he also picked the pitches very well. "As for the walk in the last at bat, I actually pitched the previous few pitches pretty well, but he had a way of picking them out."