
CITIC Brothers' magic number dropped to "M1" in the second half of the season. In the first inning against the Taiwan Steel Eagles, they scored first with a walk and an error. Huang Weisheng then hit a hit with a two-run RBI to expand the lead.
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The magic number for CITIC Brothers to be crowned king in the second half of the season has been reduced to M1. If you win or draw in today's game, you can be crowned king.
Huang Weisheng. (File photo, taken by reporter Chen Yikuan)
[Reporter Lin Youchen/Taichung Report] CITIC Brothers defeated Fubon Titans yesterday, and Lotte Peach Monkey defeated Taiwan Steel Eagles yesterday, allowing CITIC Brothers to drop the magic number to "M1" in the second half of the season. Whether you win the envelope today is in your own hands. The premise is to beat or tie the Taiwan Steel Eagles. In the first game, the brothers scored 1 point before even hitting a hit. Huang Weisheng's hit expanded the lead, temporarily leading 3:0.
In the first inning, Taigang pioneer Wang Boxuan stole an infield hit, but Taigang did not score in the follow-up. In the next inning, Zhang Shilun received a walk against Zhang Cheng'en. Zhang Renwei hit a ground ball. Taigang's double play failed. Shortstop Huang Bingyang was credited with an error. Zeng Song'en also hit a ground ball. Taigang third baseman Huang Jiexi made a successful contact but made a pass error, resulting in 1 out. Wang Weichen then hit a ground ball. Taigang's double play failed again, allowing CITIC Brothers to score first.
The brothers' offensive continued. After 2 outs, Song Shengrui and Jiang Kunyu both received walks, causing the bases to be loaded. Huang Weisheng, who scored a key hit yesterday, made another contribution at this time, hitting the first hit of the brothers' team, with 2 RBIs.
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