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Li Haoyu is a major league player born in Taiwan. He has performed well this season and has accumulated 37 RBIs. He is only 3 points away from surpassing Chang Yucheng's single-season major league record for Taiwanese players.
Li Haoyu. (AFP)
[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] Tigers Taiwanese monster Li Haoyu suffered a tibial contusion in his left calf during a home run battle in the second game of a doubleheader against the Guardians today. After the game, Tigers head coach AJ Hinch also revealed Li Haoyu's latest condition.
In the third inning, Li Haoyu locked the missed Carter pitch of star left-hander Foster Griffin and hit a cross-center hit with 1 RBI, helping the Tigers lead the lead 1:0. However, during a home plate battle in that inning, Li Haoyu violently collided with Guardians catcher Austin Hedges. Li Haoyu looked in great pain, and eventually limped off the field with the help of a defender.
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Tigers head coach Xin Qi said after the game that Li Haoyu's examination results did not reveal any problems such as bone fractures, and his current status will be listed as a day-to-day observation. "It was really scary. When we ran over to see him, Li Haoyu said it was an ankle injury, but later it was checked that it was a calf. We are lucky that it was not his ankle that was injured. He is moving much better now, but I know it really scared him."
Li Haoyu has contributed RBIs in 4 of the last 5 games. He has accumulated 37 RBIs this season. With another 3 points, he can surpass Zhang Yucheng's record of 39 RBIs in a single season for Taiwanese players in the major leagues. In addition, Li Haoyu has accumulated 68 hits this season, which is the third most by Asian players in the season of 23 years old or younger. This year, he has the opportunity to surpass Bae Zhihuan's 77 hits in 2023 and write the feat of the second person in Asia. The Tigers have 21 regular season games left this year. Whether Li Haoyu can return in time to challenge the record has attracted the attention of fans across Taiwan.
Li Haoyu. (AFP)
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Li Haoyu will undergo further evaluation within the next week to determine the time for his return.
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